Knicks re-sign Precious Achiuwa to bolster team’s depth
NY Post
The Knicks announced the re-signing of Precious Achiuwa on Tuesday.
The move was widely expected, with the available free-agent market having dwindled to nothing. Retaining the Bronx native also essentially completed the Knicks’ major offseason moves.
The team did not announce contract terms, though Achiuwa’s agent Raymond Brothers told ESPN that the deal was for one year and $6 million.
The Knicks picked up Achiuwa from the Raptors last season in the trade for OG Anunoby — who inked a massive five-year, $212.5 million pact.
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