Knicks Trade Rumors: Cam Reddish Expected to Be Moved Ahead of Deadline

Cam Reddish may be on the move yet again before the NBA's Feb. 9 trade deadline.

"The New York Knicks, you can expect that they're going to move Reddish at the deadline," ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported on NBA Countdown Saturday. "It'll be a combination of a second-round pick and a player. Whatever combination best fits what they can get."

B/R's Eric Pincus reported Thursday that Reddish was "back on the block at a diminished price" and noted that the Knicks are "believed to covet Reggie Bullock out of Dallas for Reddish."

The Knicks are also reportedly trying to move Evan Fournier, per Pincus.

Reddish, 23, started his career with the Atlanta Hawks before he was traded to the Knicks alongside Solomon Hill and a 2025 second-round pick in exchange for Kevin Knox and a protected 2022 first-round pick (via the Charlotte Hornets).

His time with the Knicks has been a disappointment. Across 35 games in parts of two seasons, Reddish has averaged only 7.4 points and 1.5 rebounds per game while shooting just 28.7 percent from three. He has made eight starts for the team this season.

But athletic wings are always in demand, and teams will likely have interest in Reddish.

One team to watch is the Milwaukee Bucks. Michael Scotto of HoopsHype reported on Saturday that the Knicks "have expressed interest" in landing Grayson Allen for Reddish, though the Bucks have "resisted" those overtures to this point.

Scotto added that the Bucks have instead "kicked around the idea of a 2023 second-round pick and salary fillers in trade talks with the Knicks for Reddish," with players like Serge Ibaka and George Hill the potential salary fillers.

However, Pincus previously reported that the Bucks "have been offering wing Allen to multiple teams, per sources, for various players on the block, including Reddish."

Regardless, the 27-23 Knicks appear inclined to shake things up as they look to make a playoff push. Reddish seems likely to have a new home soon enough.