The New York Knicks reportedly reached out to veteran point guards Rajon Rondo and Darren Collison in free agency.

The Knicks are reaching out to other point guards. While George Hill remains the top target, and Derrick Rose is still an option, New York has two other veterans on their board.

According to Ian Begley of ESPN New York, the Knicks have reached out to Rajon Rondo and Darren Collison.

Rondo was released by the Bulls after they traded Jimmy Butler and decided to go with a youth movement. It seems likely that Collison will walk away from the Kings.

Rondo and Collison were teammates on the Kings in 2015-16. Neither player is a starter in the league anymore, but the top players in free agency are gone now.

Rondo and Collison were teammates on the Kings in 2015-16. Neither player is a starter in the league anymore, but the top players in free agency are gone now.

Jeff Teague and Jrue Holiday (both hopeful Knicks targets) have committed elsewhere. The Knicks are also reportedly interested in Michael Carter-Williams.

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