Knicks could trade young point guard away after adding several sharpshooters

The New York Knicks made a pair of savvy moves this week, signing Landry Shamet and Malcolm Brogdon to bolster their depth.

Both players bring proven shooting and veteran poise, but their arrivals may push second-year guard Tyler Kolek onto the trade block.

A deeper look at New York’s new additions

Shamet gives the Knicks another floor spacer, a role he’s consistently filled across multiple playoff-contending rosters throughout his career.

He won’t command the ball much, but his ability to punish defenses from beyond the arc creates valuable offensive flexibility.

Meanwhile, Brogdon represents the more impactful signing — an experienced point guard who can reliably spell Jalen Brunson when necessary.

Brogdon’s efficiency, steady playmaking, and defensive awareness make him a stabiliz