Yabusele's Knicks stint ends with trade to the Bulls
Guerschon Yabusele’s Knicks Stint Comes to an Unceremonious End
Yabusele's Knicks stint ends with trade to the Bulls
Guerschon Yabusele ’s short-lived tenure with the New York Knicks came to a quiet but definitive end on Thursday when the Knicks traded the French forward/center to the Chicago Bulls in exchange for guard Dalen Terry , a move first reported by ESPN insider Shams Charania . Yabusele had signed a two-year, roughly $11.2 million contract with New York last summer after an eye-catching stint with the Philadelphia 76ers and a strong run with the French national team . Expectations were modest but hopeful: the Knicks envisioned him as a versatile, energy-bringing big man who could shore up frontcourt depth. Instead, his season in New York was defined by limited playing time and disappointing production . Across 41 appearances, he averaged just 2.7 points and 2.1 rebounds in less than nine minutes per game , shooting under 40 percent from the field and unable to carve out a meaningful role under head coach Mike Brown . A Change of Scenery: Bulls Acquire Yabusele The Chicago Bulls, still shuffling the…
