Milicic Jr. lands Exhibit 10 deal with Knicks after G League year

Igor Milicic Jr., a 24-year-old Polish forward out of Tennessee, will sign an Exhibit 10 contract with New York, according to Sportando. He spent his rookie season with the Delaware Blue Coats, averaging 6.9 points and 4.8 rebounds.

He joins Knicks training camp with a shot at a two-way deal, since all three of the team's two-way spots are open. If he doesn't stick, he could still collect roughly $91,000 after 60 days with the Westchester Knicks.

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Yahoo Sports · 13 Sept 2026Knicks sign forward Igor Milicic Jr. to Exhibit 10 deal

New York Post · 13 Sept 2026Knicks add forward Igor Milicic Jr. on Exhibit 10 deal

Yahoo Sports · 13 Sept 2026Milicic Jr. agrees to Exhibit 10 deal with Knicks

RealGM · 13 Sept 2026Knicks add Igor Milicic Jr. on Exhibit 10 deal

Heavy · 13 Sept 2026Knicks add Polish forward Milicic Jr. on Exhibit 10 deal

Hoops Rumors · 12 Sept 2026Knicks add Milicic Jr. on Exhibit 10 after Sixers stint ended

Sportando · 12 Sept 2026Milicic Jr. lands Exhibit 10 deal with Knicks after G League year

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