The Knicks will part ways with Scott Perry, their general manager since 2017, when his contract expires this summer, according to multiple reports.
Perry was hired as GM under former team president Steve Mills and he was retained when Mills was replaced by former agent Leon Rose in 2020 before signing a multi-year extension the following year.
During Perry’s tenure, the Knicks signed Julius Randle as a free agent after they were spurned by max-contract free agents such as Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving. The latter is expected to seek a multi-year contract as a free agent this summer once he declines a $12.9 million player option.Perry’s departure comes following the team’s second playoff appearance in three seasons, including the franchise’s first advancement to the second round of the playoffs since 2013 this spring.
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