What's old is new again for the New York Knicks. With the NBA trade crackdown officially enforced at 3 p.m. ET on Thursday, the Knicks stood on an otherwise bus

The NBA’s Trade Deadline brought major fireworks across the league, with numerous current and former All-Stars switching teams, while the Knicks mostly stood pat after making all of their blockbuster moves this offseason.

The New York Knicks remained inactive at the Feb. 6 NBA trade deadline. With the Knicks holding back on executing a deal, the franchise will look to their star backup center Mitchell Robinson to be their final reinforcement as they round into playoff form.

The Athletic has live coverage of the 2025 NBA trade deadline. One of the few predictable outcomes in an otherwise erratic NBA trade deadline week was that the New York Knicks would be relatively quiet.

The Knicks traded reserve center Jericho Sims to the Milwaukee Bucks in a move that brings back shooting guard Delon Wright and cash considerations. The deal is part of the larger Khris Middleton for Kyle Kuzma deal involving the Bucks and Washington Wizards and was first reported by ESPN’s Shams Charania.

The New York Knicks chose to remain largely unchanged at the trade deadline. Other than moving backup center Jericho Sims, the Knicks are banking on health and Mitchell Robinson‘s return as their big acquisition.