The Knicks are eyeing a roster shakeup as August looms, with Pacôme Dadiet’s bloated $2.98M contract in 2026-27 becoming a liability. While he’s young and showed G-League scoring flashes, his ceiling is murky—and teams aren’t eager to take on his deal without assets. A recent Sixers-Clippers trade that sent Johni Broome (similar profile, cheaper deal) plus a second-round pick signals the Knicks will likely need to surrender draft picks to move Dadiet. With championship ambitions and limited cap space, New York may have to pay a steep price to clear the roster spot—potentially freeing up funds for a more proven veteran or backup center.
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