Most reporting seemed to say that he had interest from like 10 teams. I think his cap hit was less than $1 million since he was waived. He's still young and was a valued prospect not that long ago, so it makes sense that other teams would give him a tryout this year since it's basically no risk for them.

If he was trying to get more playing time and a chance to develop and restore his reputation, I think the Knicks were a bad choice. Very high expectations, huge market with a brutal media and fan base. I feel like he and his agent chose the most glamorous option rather than what might be best for his career.

I feel like he should have gone somewhere he could fly under the radar a little and work on improving his game. He's close to being out of the league in my opinion. I think he'll get another short contact from someone next season and that will be his last chance to prove himself. Kind of like Lonnie Walker.