Breaking down Knicks roster: Where every player stands before season

The Post’s Stefan Bondy breaks down the Knicks roster ahead of training camp:Player, age, position, height, weightAgbaji is a long shot to make the final roster but carries intrigue as a former 14th overall pick.He finished last season with the Nets and could only secure a non-guaranteed deal in free agency.

Has a lot to prove. Achieved well deserved acclaim after an outstanding playoff run, including the most important shot in franchise history.The next step is a first-time All-Star appearance.

But health is always a question. A championship means the five first-round picks are an afterthought, perhaps easing Bridges’ mind as he enters Year 3 with the franchise.He’s also set to earn a career-high $33.5 million this season as the fourth or fifth option on offense.

Not bad, right? We should see a happier Bridges starting in training camp. Surprising that Brown was only able to secure a non-guaranteed deal in free agency, leaving him in a tight battle for a roster spot.Brown has better pedigree than the competition as a real contributor to the 2023 Nuggets championship team — not to mention he started every game for Denver last season — but the Knicks don’t need another guard.

He will need to impress in camp and preseason to earn a spot. You don’t have to worry about Brunson’s motivation after being crowned the King of New York.But his surgically repaired wrist is worth watching in preseason.

Does it impact his shot? His dribble? Did the two-month recovery disrupt his training? The Knicks elder statesman isn’t expected to have a huge role in a crowded backcourt, but he found a way to contribute by committing to defense.Clarkson made a lot of money in his career, scored a lot of points, won a championship.

Now he’s the veteran on a one-year deal who is popular in the locker room.Entering his third Knicks camp, Dadiet, a 2024 first-round pick, is standing close to the label of draft bust.He underwhelmed in Summer League, and there’s no ...