The New York Knicks have signed veteran forward T.J. Warren to an Exhibit 10 contract, allowing for potential conversion into a two-way deal, following their trade for Karl-Anthony Towns. Warren, 31, has a storied past, notably scoring 53 points in the 2020 NBA bubble, but has struggled with injuries and played limited games last season with the Timberwolves. His addition comes amid the Knicks' efforts to replenish their roster with several other signings, including Damion Baugh and Alex O'Connell, after trading multiple players to finalize the Towns deal. With the Knicks' preseason starting soon, Warren has the chance to prove his worth and secure a role in the team’s rotation. The Knicks currently have three open roster spots and a lack of wing depth, making Warren's potential contributions crucial. The team aims to leverage his experience and offensive skills to enhance their performance this season.