For the most part, the New York Knicks' offseason following their NBA Finals victory has gone well. While the team did lose Mitchell Robinson, most of the core is back. A number of key role players were re-signed, such as Landry Shamet, Jordan Clarkson, and Jose Alvarado. External talent like Bruce Brown and Andre Drummond was added, too.

The biggest unknown surrounding the offseason has been Karl-Anthony Towns' contract talks, though. The best 3-point shooting center in NBA history has two years left on his current deal, but the latter of those is a player option, meaning The Big Bodega could hit the open market as soon as next offseason.

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During the Knicks' Media Day, Towns broke the silence on his contract situation.

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