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The very second apron that paved the way for their title seeks to destroy the Knicks

The NBA's second apron, designed to increase league parity by limiting high-spending dynasties, is now challenging the New York Knicks' championship roster. While the financial restrictions helped the Knicks acquire Karl-Anthony Towns from a cap-strapped Minnesota Timberwolves squad and benefited from the Boston Celtics' roster dissolution, the team now faces its own internal salary constraints.

Owner James Dolan has expressed a desire to avoid exceeding the apron, complicating contract negotiations for players like Towns and Deuce McBride.

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