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Kawhi Leonard returns to the Raptors on a two-year, about $125 million extension, accelerating Toronto’s rebuild around Scottie Barnes; Landry Shamet cements his Knicks fit after a standout year; Nets trade Nic Claxton for Julius Randle and sign Moritz Wagner, reshaping the frontcourt; Danny Wolf is bulking up to seize a bigger role; James Nnaji will play college basketball at George Mason in 2026/27 despite Knicks' draft rights.
The Knicks reportedly re-sign Landry Shamet to a four-year, $24 million deal, bringing back the reserve guard who averaged 9.3 points and 2.0 three-pointers on 39.2% shooting from three last season.
Landry Shamet hit a miraculous overtime 3 from the right corner, after a ricochet sequence off the far rim to the backboard and into the net, capping the Knicks’ historic Game 1 comeback over the Cavaliers at Madison Square Garden.
OG Anunoby’s return is expected to shrink Landry Shamet’s minutes for the Knicks in the conference finals, as coach Mike Brown reverts to a tighter rotation anchored by Miles McBride, Mitchell Robinson, Jordan Clarkson and Jose Alvarado, leaving Shamet with limited, if any, role unless injuries prompt a change.
The New York Knicks list Landry Shamet as questionable with a neck injury for Sunday’s game against the Los Angeles Lakers; he averages 10.1 points and 1.5 assists. The Knicks sit 41-23 (third seed in the East), and after the Lakers game they’ll stay in Los Angeles to face the Clippers.
The Washington Wizards dominated the Charlotte Hornets in a game that showcased the Wizards' depth and experimentation with lineups. Kyle Kuzma had an outstanding performance with 33 points, 9 rebounds, and 4 assists, while Delon Wright was highly disruptive on defense and scored 18 points on just five field goal attempts. Landry Shamet also played well and showed potential for a trade. The Wizards' coaching staff tried different lineup combinations, including using Deni Avdija at center, which proved effective against the Hornets. However, Jordan Poole and Tyus Jones struggled and may benefit from coming off the bench. Overall, the Wizards' win highlighted their potential for growth and improvement.
The Washington Wizards have officially announced the trade of Bradley Beal, Jordan Goodwin, and Isaiah Todd for Chris Paul, Landry Shamet, and multiple picks. Monumental Basketball President Michael Winger expressed admiration for Beal as an All-NBA player and a difference-maker in his communities, while Wizards General Manager Will Dawkins praised Shamet's abilities on the court and in the locker room. The Wizards also agreed to trade Paul to the Golden State Warriors in exchange for Jordan Poole on Draft Day.
Bill Simmons, an NBA insider, has received backlash from Phoenix Suns fans for his comment on the Suns' trade for Bradley Beal. Simmons implied that having Beal on the Suns wouldn't have made a difference over Landry Shamet in the series against the Denver Nuggets this past NBA postseason. Fans quickly slammed Simmons' take, arguing that Beal would have outperformed Shamet in the series. This comes after Simmons was previously roasted by fans for getting the Suns head coach hire wrong.
NBA insider Bill Simmons has received backlash from Phoenix Suns fans for his comment on the Suns' trade for Bradley Beal. Simmons implied that having Beal on the Suns wouldn't have made a difference over Landry Shamet in the series against the Denver Nuggets this past NBA postseason. Fans quickly slammed Simmons' take, arguing that Beal would have outperformed Shamet in the series. This comes after Simmons was previously roasted by Suns fans for getting the team's head coach hire wrong.
The Phoenix Suns are expected to start Landry Shamet and Jock Landale in Game 6 of the NBA playoffs against the Denver Nuggets, with Josh Okogie and Deandre Ayton being replaced. Shamet will start in place of Okogie, while Ayton has been ruled out due to a rib injury. The Suns are 4-1 at home this year in the playoffs and Game 6 is a must-win game for them as they trail Denver 3-2 in the best of seven series.
The Phoenix Suns collapsed in the fourth quarter of their game against the Oklahoma City Thunder, losing 124-120. Despite leading by double digits early in the fourth quarter, the Suns surrendered an 18-2 run across just 4:13, including turnovers, to trail by six. Devin Booker scored 46 points, but the Suns' reserves struggled to find a rhythm. Landry Shamet returned after missing 25 games with a left foot injury, and Darius Bazley received some playing time.