Knicks Sign Veteran Forward to Exhibit 10 Contract

The New York Knicks have been one of, if not the most active team in the NBA this offseason, and they have made yet another roster move in the middle of training camp.

The team made a bit of room on their roster recently, as they cut Marcus Morris Sr. and Chuma Okeke before the trade for Karl-Anthony Towns was finalized. Now, they have signed another veteran to compete for a roster spot.

Per a report by SNY's Ian Begley , the Knicks have signed veteran forward TJ Warren to an Exhibit 10 Contract.

Warren has been fairly quiet the last few seasons, but when the NBA was in the bubble, he showed that he has still got it. He was one of the points per game leaders, averaging just over 26 points per game in 10 games in the bubble.

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He averaged just under four points per game in 11 games for the Minnesota Timberwolves, and he played just 11 minutes per game.

But he was able to make an impact when he was on the court, and he will be looking to prove to the Knicks that he can do that for them before the season starts.