Staying with the Knicks, NBA veteran Tucker finally doesn't have to worry about his next contract

NBA veteran P.J. Tucker finally didn't have to worry about his next contract, and after two 10-day contracts with the Knicks, the team decided to keep the veteran on the roster and offered him a two-year contract.

Veteran P.J. Tucker

SNY's Begley confirmed on April 1 that the Knicks signed Tucker to a two-year contract after completing two 10-day contracts that he could stay until the end of the season.

Begley added that after signing Tucker, the Knicks didn't touch the second tier of luxury tax, while also giving the team room to bring in another senior player, but at that time it would need to cut people to make room in the roster. In addition, the Knicks offer a two-year contract option for the team, which also gives the team more flexibility and leeway if they want to trade in the offseason.