The season is officially underway, which means that the NBA trade rumor mill will be moving into a new--and more serious--cadence. The post NBA Trade Rumors: Kyrie Irving, Anthony Davis & 10 Blockbuster Targets for the New Season appeared first on HEAVY.

The New York Knicks are reportedly expected to pursue a trade in order to make room for veteran guard Bruce Brown on their roster.

A pair of NBA rumors offers the New York Knicks two interesting center targets before opening night, including a former lottery pick.

As the New York Knicks start the season , uncertainty surrounds the future of their championship roster, with several players eyeing extensions and James Dolan shutting down conversations. This uncertainty will keep the spotlight on the reigning NBA champions,

The NBA trade rumor mill is stumbling into October, and one top candidate who could go for the Knicks remains, plus more. The post NBA Rumors: Knicks Top Target, Myles Turner & Surprise West Team appeared first on HEAVY.

As Karl-Anthony Towns and the New York Knicks hit an impasse in contract extension talks, an anonymous NBA executive speculates on two teams that could land Towns. The New York Post ran a feature on Towns’ push for an extension with the Knicks after their championship run last season.

Conor Liguori is a freelance writer with The Sporting News. He grew up in Westchester County, New York, and enjoys watching basketball and hockey in his free time. Conor has covered professional baseball leagues like the KBO, NPB, CPBL and LBPRC in Puerto Rico. His work has been featured on Athlon, Heavy and other outlets.

During the Leon Rose era, the Knicks have usually traded players who don't sign an extension. We already have proof that won't happen with Karl-Anthony Towns.

The New York Knicks have maintained their desire to remain under the second tax apron, but it could cost them two of their best players.

The Warriors aren't exactly loaded with assets, either, which makes trades even more difficult. Despite that reality, the New York Knicks insider from the New York Post recently suggested that Karl-Anthony Towns could be available, adding that Golden State could figure out a way to get about $50 million in cap space to land him.