Knicks · 2026 NBA Las Vegas summer League July 9 - July 19 (Knicks game July 10 vs Nets 6pm) (page 2)

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fitzfarm wrote:Dang our kid from Germany isn’t even on the SL roster !

Already been reported that he is headed back to Germany for the year.

Seems to say they have more questions about Dadiet at this point

Knixkik wrote:There’s not even a center on this roster besides Robbins. Knicks love these 1 center rosters I guess.

It’s not 5 out, it’s everyone out!

Random fact - I recently realized that Kolek is OLD-ish. He's already 25. 4 year college player, started college at 19.

Panos wrote:Drummond going to play SL?

He's going to walk to Vegas and back to get ready for training camp

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Panos wrote:What happened to Dink Pate?

Pate decided to go to college! At 20 years old, he'll be a freshman at Providence! Amazing.

The very odd thing about the college basketball is that it seems like you are allowed to previously have earned money playing basketball, as long as:
1) you have not signed with an agent
2) you have not played in the NBA.

(apparently playing in the G-league or non-NBA leagues is okay?)

If he has a killer season with Providence, he can sign as a UFA with anyone and skip any form of rookie contract.

Alpha1971 wrote:Dadiet is still so young. Hope he brings it !

Dadiet turns 21 in 3 weeks! Yeah, hope he shows more poise and swagger than he had in prior summer leagues.

He showed some competence in the playoffs in limited minutes:
In 5.7mpg, he 2.9ppg, 1rpg, and shot 50% from the field, 37.5% from behind the arc.

He looked lean and athletic.

I expect the Knicks to showcase Mo Diawara as the anchor of the offense, though.