The New York Knicks took the league by storm this past offseason, landing both Mikal Bridges and Karl-Anthony Towns in trades. After a successful season last year, New York didn't sit on their hands and instead decided to throw all their chips into the middle of the table.

There is a lot of uncertainty surrounding the New York Knicks and their center position. The last time concerns were raised, the Knicks traded for Karl-Anthony

NBA trade deadline, although their lack of depth is concerning. The Knicks only have one player–Miles McBride–who plays more than 20 minutes off the bench per game. Backup center Mitchell Robinson is progressing through injury,

With the trade deadline just a month away, the New York Knicks have propelled themselves into contention on the back of an elite starting five. Their starting five has a +4.5 net rating with an elite offensive rating of 117.

The New York Knicks are no stranger to a blockbuster trade, making three in less than a year for OG Anunoby, Mikal Bridges and Karl-Anthony Towns. Those three, along with Jalen Brunson, have formed the Knicks' core moving forward,