Karl-Anthony Towns and the New York Knicks are apparently very far apart on a new contract extension ahead of training camp next week.
Talks between the Knicks and Towns have “stagnated” and an agreement is now considered unlikely, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania and Vincent Goodwill . The two sides have spent extensive time discussing the extension this offseason, “but there has been no movement lately in negotiations.”
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It’s unclear if a deal will end up getting done, or what it would look like. Towns is eligible for an extension worth up to four years and $273 million. He is owed $57 million for this season on his current…
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