Knicks Sign Landry Shamet to Boost Shooting

The NBA offseason has seen notable player movements, particularly involving veterans Doug McDermott and Marcus Morris. McDermott, who had a decent year with the Pacers, remains unsigned as the Denver Nuggets could benefit from his three-point shooting ability after losing key players. Meanwhile, the Dallas Mavericks re-signed Markieff Morris, while his twin brother Marcus has secured a non-guaranteed Exhibit 9 contract with the New York Knicks, where he aims to secure a roster spot amidst competition from new additions like Landry Shamet. Shamet's arrival is expected to enhance the Knicks' shooting capabilities, providing depth as they aim for a deeper playoff run. Both Morris twins have expressed a desire to play together again, but for now, their paths diverge as they navigate their respective team situations. As training camps approach, the competition for final roster spots intensifies across the league.