Karl-Anthony Towns is poised to sign a massive four-year, $272 million extension with the Knicks — but it’s a tough call. With Jalen Brunson already taking a deal that left $113 million on the table, Towns may need to sacrifice to keep the core intact. The Knicks’ luxury tax rules and owner James Dolan’s push to stay under the threshold make this a high-stakes decision. At 31, this could be Towns’ last shot at a big payday — and he’s entitled to cash out. But if he takes the max, it could force the team to break up its championship-winning core. Fans shouldn’t blame him — he delivered the Knicks’ first title in 53 years. The choice is clear: prioritize winning or financial flexibility. Either way, Towns deserves respect for his impact.
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