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Alex and Gavin break down some of your offseason mailbag questions, including mainly: Who are the Knicks' untouchable players this offseason, and which players would they be ok moving to further the team? Also, could there be five Villanova guys on the team next year? And what's this team's ceiling if they just stand pat in the offseason?

Gavin Schall and Alex Wolfe dive deep on the NBA's new luxury tax rules and how they'll affect team building this year and beyond.

Alex continues his breakdown of every player's contract on the Knicks this season, leading with whether Jalen Brunson and Julius Randle are set to once again sign value deals to help the Knicks build out the roster this offseason. Then, Alex gives an explanation into what Bird Rights are, and what hurdles the Knicks will face trying to re-sign OG Anunoby, Isaiah Hartenstein, and possibly Precious Achiuwa and Alec Burks this offseason in free agency.

Alex goes solo to first react to the news that Jalen Brunson made the All-NBA Second Team, despite being top-5 in MVP voting by a wide margin. Was he robbed?? Then Alex begins a breakdown of all the Knicks' contracts going into this offseason, starting with the long-term signees – Deuce McBride, Josh Hart, Donte DiVincenzo, and Mitchell Robinson – and ending with guys with some pretty interesting team options in Bojan Bogdanovic, DaQuan Jeffries, and Jericho Sims.

Alex goes solo to deliver a bit of a postmortem on the Knicks season that was, and why there's so much to look forward to in a huge offseason. Are the most important contracts the Knicks need to worry about this offseason all in-house? Will this be the year the Knicks finally use their draft picks? And who are some names that could come up on the trade market to help the Knicks level up?

OG Anunoby gave the Knicks their Willis Reed moment in Game Seven, Jalen Brunson could not provide their Clyde Frazier one as the Knicks season ended in flames.

Gavin Schall is joined by Xavier Johnson of The Hot Hand Theory to break down Game Seven and tell you why the future is still incredibly bright.