Knicks interested in ‘very available’ Collin Sexton in potential NBA Draft trade
NY Post
If Cavaliers point guard Collin Sexton had fallen to ninth in the NBA Draft in 2018, Knicks brass would have selected the Alabama point guard over Kevin Knox, according to a source.
They didn’t get so lucky, and Sexton was taken at No. 8 by Cleveland. But the Knicks may get another shot at the speedy Sexton. On Monday, The Athletic reported Sexton has been made “very available” by the Cavaliers in a potential trade. A source confirmed the Knicks have Sexton on their radar as they attempt to shore up the starting point-guard position and that he could be dealt during the 2021 NBA Draft on July 29.
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