Knicks Media Roundup: Brunson's options, Knicks call Pelicans about players, and a Hart history lesson
Briefly

The NBA's newest $76 billion media rights deal, roughly half of which will go to players, is expected to result in an annual salary cap increase of 10% starting in 2025-26. The cap could exceed $200 million by the end of the decade, leading to player salaries surpassing $100 million annually and contracts possibly reaching $600 million.
Jalen Brunson, faced with the decision of extending his contract now or opting for free agency in 2025, could land a five-year, $260-270 million deal if he waits. However, extending with an opt-out clause now could potentially secure him a five-year, $419 million contract in 2028, taking advantage of the projected revenue growth.
The Knicks are reportedly exploring trade opportunities before the draft, including discussions with the Pelicans about Brandon Ingram and Jose Alvarado. The potential deal involves players like Mitch, Bojan, and others, with both teams looking to swap $39.7 million in salaries.
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