The New York Knicks have made significant roster changes ahead of the upcoming training camp, waiving veterans Marcus Morris and Chuma Okeke shortly after executing a blockbuster trade for Karl-Anthony Towns. In the trade, New York sent Julius Randle, Donte DiVincenzo, and a future first-round pick to the Minnesota Timberwolves, acquiring the four-time All-Star center in return. Morris, a 13-year veteran, and Okeke will both enter free agency after being waived, with Okeke potentially considering G League opportunities if no NBA teams show interest. The Knicks are restructuring their lineup, likely focusing on enhancing their offensive capabilities with Towns while bolstering their frontcourt defense with existing players like Mitchell Robinson and newcomers. These moves come as the Knicks aim to solidify their roster for the 2024-25 season, having previously signed Morris and Okeke to non-guaranteed deals. The team’s decisions reflect a strategic approach to optimize performance as they prepare for the upcoming season.