Drew Eubanks Signs Camp Deal With New York Knicks

Sources indicate that veteran center Drew Eubanks has signed a camp deal with the New York Knicks to compete for a roster spot. The team currently holds only thirteen players under contract and is evaluating potential additions, including Eubanks, who was previously on their radar as a defensive-minded option.

Eubanks arrives coming off a season-ending thumb injury that required successful surgery last year; NBA sources confirm he will be listed out for the remainder of the 2025-26 season and is expected to make a full recovery. Despite his recent absence, analysts note Eubanks has established himself as a reliable third-string center over multiple stints with teams such as the LA Clippers, Utah Jazz, Phoenix Suns, and Sacramento Kings.

Experts suggest that adding him would provide depth behind Karl-Anthony Towns and Andre Drummond without drastically altering the team's direction. While the Knicks possess significant roster talent and are not desperate for major changes, they have $3.3 million in salary space available to sign a minimum-contract player before the next season begins.