NEW YORK — Less than a year after acquiring Cam Reddish for a first-round pick, the Knicks still don’t have a role for the young wing and are working with his representatives on a trade, a source told the New York Daily News.
Reddish was pulled from the rotation this week, logging his first healthy DNP of the season in a victory over the Cavs. He started eight games this season and showed flashes of the blue-chip potential that made him the 10th pick in 2019 while averaging 8.4 points in 22 minutes.
The Knicks declined to make Reddish available to reporters for three straight media availabilities despite repeated requests, including Wednesday morning ahead of a game against his former team, the Hawks. After his Sunday DNP, Garden security — at the discretion of Knicks PR — withheld media from entering the locker room until well after the 15 minutes required by the NBA, and Reddish had left.
