The New York Knicks came out on top in their last game against the Portland Trail Blazers, but it didn't come without a little fight from the opposition. Blazer

P.J. Tucker and the Knicks have reportedly agreed on a deal which keeps him in New York. The veteran spot-up shooter is signing a two-year deal with the squad, per Shams Charania of ESPN. Their agreement also includes a team option for the 2025-26 season.

The Portland Trail Blazers' failure to reach the postseason, all but assured at this point, can be traced back to a handful of games that got away. One would certainly be the 114-113 overtime loss at home to the New York Knicks.

The Knicks have won three of their last five games by 15 points or more, covering twice as a double-digit favorite. Remember, that’s all without Brunson in the lineup, so there’s no need to adjust off of that. New York is simply blowing out bad teams as it tries to stay sharp and protect its playoff seeding.

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After two 10-day contracts, the New York Knicks are planning to sign veteran forward PJ Tucker to a two-year deal, sources tell ESPN. Tucker will return to the Knicks through the season and playoffs, with a team option for 2025-26. https://t.co/traoEppmqt

After signing the veteran forward to a pair of two-way contracts, the Knicks have made their final decision on PJ Tucker's future in New York

PJ Tucker‘s second 10-day contract with the New York Knicks has now ended. He’s officially a free agent. According to Stefan Bondy of the New York Post, Tucker remains a prime candidate to receive a full contract before the playoffs begin.