Cam Reddish, who was selected with the No. 10 overall pick in the 2019 NBA draft, is headed from the Atlanta Hawks to the New York Knicks.
Reddish is extension eligible this summer and if the Hawks weren’t going to give him a deal that he wanted, he’ll now have an opportunity to prove to the Knicks that he is worth whatever money he is seeking.
Meanwhile, New York’s front office decided it was time to punt on 2018 NBA draft lottery pick Kevin Knox. That’s not exactly shocking considering Knox was drafted when Steve Mills still ran the front office; now that Leon Rose is in charge, he is putting his own players in place.
This deal swaps two young players on teams that faced each other in the first round of the most recent Eastern Conference postseason. But who won and who lost the trade? As usual, here are our grades for each side of the deal.