Star Euroleague Point Guard flew to New York on Tuesday to meet with the New York Knicks, the NY Post reported. Brown is a talented scorer who uses his athleticism and ball-handling skills to get his shots off. Brown was the best scorer in Europe last season, and would be a welcome addition to a team desperately seeking a 3rd PG to fill out the roster. More to come, stay tuned.
Here are the latest updates in the world of Knicks Rumors
The Knicks are pursuing PG Delonte West. West has been in contact with New York and Memphis
The Knicks extended a training camp invite to PG Tourre Murry
The Knicks also extended an invite to PF/C Jeremy Tyler
The Knicks re-signed Kenyon Martin
JR Smith had knee surgery and may miss the beginning of the season
When asked about playing for the Lakers next season Carmelo Anthony said “I doubt it”
The Knicks appear to have at least some degree of interest in both Tyrus Thomas and Ivan Johnson
PG Bobby Brown will likely sign with the Knicks or in China.
The Knicks now have 12 men under contract and 2 players who have received training camp invites. The Knicks will need to add at least one more PG and one big man.
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After taking a successful gamble on a 28 year-old Euroleague player last season, the Knicks appear ready to do the same thing this year. Chris Copeland has taken his dreadlocks and his (under-utilized) talents to Indiana, but Bobby Brown has emerged as a strong candidate to be a Knick. There have been multiple reports that Brown has been working out with the Knicks and that he is a very strong candidate to be signed to a minimum contract before the summer is over. The 28 year-old point guard has been one of the best players in Europe during his time overseas, and would be a low-risk, high-reward option to fill the 3rd point guard spot on the depth chart for New York. Brown is a natural scorer, a good ball-handler, and an explosive athlete. Signing him would be an excellent move by the Knicks.