The idea of another Taj Gibson/New York Knicks reunion is null for the time being.
If the New York Knicks are looking to solve their interior depth, a familiar option is off the table for the time being: per ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, the Charlotte Hornets are set to sign recurring Knick Taj Gibson to a one-year, $3.3 million deal.
Signing with Charlotte ends the idea of a third Gibson tour with the Knicks, who are yearning for interior depth after Isaiah Hartenstein fled to Oklahoma City. Gibson previously returned to New York when injuries, namely those to Hartenstein and Mitchell Robinson, ate away at frontcourt depth and wound up appearing in 16 games last winter on a series of 10-day deals. When that option ran out, Gibson finished the season with the Detroit Pistons, partaking in four games.
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