Knicks' Miles McBride extension deadline passes without agreement

Miles McBride, the longest-tenured member of the New York Knicks, is entering the final season of his contract without an extension. The August 11 deadline passed with no agreement, leaving his future uncertain. McBride averaged a career-high 12 points last season and shot 41.3% from three-point range. The Knicks, who won the NBA championship in June, are trying to stay below the second apron of the salary cap while also negotiating extensions for Karl-Anthony Towns and Josh Hart. Coach Mike Brown says the team wants McBride to stay, but the financial situation is complicated.