The Knicks’ frontcourt gamble is paying off as Micah Potter, once thought lost to Portland, inches closer to becoming available. After being released by Indiana and claimed by the Blazers on a non-guaranteed deal, Potter now faces competition — including a new small-ball center signing — which could force Portland to cut him loose before preseason. With Andre Drummond aging and no major trades on the horizon, New York’s patient strategy of holding onto that final roster spot is suddenly looking smart. Potter’s solid scoring and shooting make him a perfect fit alongside Karl-Anthony Towns — and if he becomes available, the Knicks might just land their ideal third big man without spending a dime.
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