This Bulls-Knicks draft night trade would send Kevin Knox to Chicago

The Chicago Bulls and New York Knicks are both in similar positions this offseason. After missing the playoffs once again, both franchises are looking to make a move or two that can put them back on the map when it comes to the playoff conversation. Kevin Knox could be a part of those plans for both teams.

Yes, that’s right, the Bulls and Knicks should consider talking about a potential trade that would send Knox to Chicago. He is a good young talent, but the Knicks need to make some aggressive moves. Moving up in the 2020 NBA Draft could be one of those moves.

Knox put together a rough second season with the Knicks. He averaged 6.4 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 0.9 assists. None of those numbers were what New York was hoping to see from him.

Shipping him off to the Bulls in a deal that brings in the No. 4 overall pick could make sense for the Knicks. Knox doesn’t seem to be a great fit in New York, but he is obviously a talented player. Perhaps he could turn things around with the Bulls.

All of that being said, let’s dive in and take a look at a potential trade that would send Kevin Knox from the Knicks to the Bulls.

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Jake Rogers

Jake Rogers has covered the NBA and NFL for the Analysis Network since 2020, both in a role as a writer and editor, helping to provide insightful coverage about the latest games and developments in both leagues. In addition to sports writing, he works in software development.

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