Following the departure of center Mitchell Robinson, the New York Knicks reached a one-year, $3.9 million deal with veteran center Andre Drummond, sources reported Friday.
The agreement was first reported by ESPN’s Shams Charania. Sources told ESPN that the deal is worth $3.9 million.
CBS Sports noted that Drummond's contract is reportedly $44 million less than what Robinson received from the Boston Celtics.
ESPN and ESPN Australia both reported the same details regarding the signing of Drummond and the departure of Robinson, citing Shams Charania as a source for the information.
The Knicks are adding a veteran center after Robinson's exit, with Drummond expected to fill that role. The financial terms of the deal position Drummond as a significantly more affordable option compared to Robinson’s previous contract.
No further details regarding the specifics of Robinson's departure were provided in the sources.
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