The Knicks didn't exactly excite many people with their offseason. They struck out on Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, Kemba Walker and all the other big-name free agents. They ended up with Julius Randle as their biggest signing.
ESPN Sources: The New York Knicks and free agent Reggie Bullock are re-working an original two-year, $21M deal, with both sides motivated to find an agreement with new terms. Agent David Bauman and the Knicks are re-evaluating Bullock’s fitness to play a full season in 2019-20.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) July 9, 2019The exact medical issue is unclear, but there was an issue with his physical. That's not a good sign that he's apparently not in good enough shape to play a full season. According to ESPN, with the Knicks clearing up cap space with the Bullock contract, Marcus Morris is considering signing with the Knicks. Morris originally committed to a two-year, $20 million deal with the Spurs, but is now re-considering his agreement.
USA Today Images Morris averaged 13.9 PPG with the Celtics last season. The 6'9" forward has averaged 11.5 PPG in his eight seasons in the NBA with the Celtics, Pistons, Suns and Rockets. It's intriguing to see a player bolt from signing with a good team in the Spurs for a bad team like the Knicks. It could be a good chance for him to get more playing time in New York.
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