Once again, the Knicks were able to navigate the NBA’s restrictive salary-cap system by creatively squeezing money in the crevices. Much of the credit belongs to team capologist Brock Aller, who treats roster building like a mathematical equation. Jalen Brunson also deserves another round of kudos from Knicks faithful for signing that team-friendly extension, a maneuver that saved the Knicks more than $11 million in cap space just for next season.

And this summer, the Knicks discovered the best formula — cap-wise — to build out their bench in free agency.

Once again, the Knicks were able to navigate the NBA’s restrictive salary cap system by creatively squeezing money in the crevices.{ai:summary}<p>The Knicks have effectively navigated the NBA's salary-cap system, largely thanks to capologist Brock Aller and Jalen Brunson's team-friendly contract extension, which saved over $11 million in cap space for next season. This summer, they implemented a strategic approach to enhance their bench through free agency.</p><p>By creatively managing their finances, the Knicks are positioning themselves for a stronger roster while adhering to cap restrictions. Their methodical approach reflects a keen understanding of roster building in the competitive landscape of the NBA. #sports</p>

A look at the intriguing Knicks options to fill the final free-agent spot

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