Cam Reddish to make Knicks debut Sunday?

The Cam Reddish Show is coming soon on Broadway — and it can’t happen fast enough.  Coach Tom Thibodeau hinted Reddish could make his Knicks debut as soon as their next game, Sunday at the Garden against the Clippers.  One week ago, the Knicks traded Kevin Knox and a conditional first-round pick to the Hawks for Reddish, the former Duke standout selected 10th in the 2019 draft.
Source: Marc Berman @ New York Post

What’s the buzz on Twitter?

Ian Begley @IanBegley
“Yeah, you traded a first for (Cam) Reddish, so you kind of have to play him. But you also used a first on (Quentin) Grimes, whose played very well lately. And you used a No. 8 pick on Obi Toppin.”
@Fred Katz talks Reddish, rotation & more on The Putback: https://t.co/7a5fijXDH8 pic.twitter.com/KGMZtiYfOH – 12:02 PM Marc Berman @NYPost_Berman
Just in time, Tom Thibodeau hints Cam Reddish is ready for #Knicks debut #NBA nypost.com/2022/01/20/tom… – 6:54 AM Marc Berman @NYPost_Berman
Thibodeau said Cam Reddish will play “any day now.” – 5:47 PM Fred Katz @FredKatz
Tom Thibodeau says Cam Reddish is “pretty close” to returning but still no specific timetable on when he could be back from the ankel injury. – 5:47 PM Jim Eichenhofer @Jim_Eichenhofer
New York’s Tom Thibodeau confirms Noel, Reddish and Arcidiacono won’t play vs. #Pelicans – 5:46 PM Fred Katz @FredKatz
Nerlens Noel (sore left knee) is out tonight against the Pelicans, Tom Thibodeau says. Reddish still out, too. – 5:45 PM Steve Popper @StevePopper
Nerlens is out again. Reddish still out. – 5:44 PM Tommy Beer @TommyBeer
The Knicks have ruled out Cam Reddish (right ankle sprain) and Nerlens Noel (sore left knee) for tonight’s game vs. the Pelicans.
Kemba Walker is not listed on the injury report and is good to go.
Pels PG Devonte’ Graham (ankle) is being listed as questionable. – 12:15 PM Ian Begley @IanBegley
On this week’s Putback, @Fred Katz joined to talk about Cam Reddish’s fit in the NYK rotation, how a healthy Myles Turner helps Julius Randle/NYK, Jalen Brunson & more. Full episode here: https://t.co/7a5fijG2iy pic.twitter.com/PhcQIXj0G3 – 8:45 AM Steve Popper @StevePopper
Knicks moves today: They announce they have signed Ryan Arcidiacono to a new 10-day contract, waived Solomon Hill to make room. Hill, part of the Reddish deal, already was out for the season. Miles McBride is also assigned to Westchester to get playing time. – 1:17 PM Michael Scotto @MikeAScotto
A look at the updated trade market for Myles Turner and Jerami Grant. Plus, what NBA executives think of Cam Reddish joining the Knicks and why Joe Cronin could remain GM of the Blazers. More with my colleague @Yossi Gozlan on the @Jorge Sierra podcast. hoopshype.com/lists/myles-tu… – 11:28 AM Tommy Beer @TommyBeer
Knicks are listing Kemba Walker (left knee) as questionable for tonight’s game vs. the Wolves, but def don’t be surprised if he suits up.
NY has ruled out both Cam Reddish (ankle) and Nerlens Noel (knee).
The Wolves, unlike the last time they played NY, are fully healthy – 9:31 AM Fred Katz @FredKatz
Cam Reddish asked for a trade because he wanted a bigger role. The irony is the Knicks aren’t built much differently than the Hawks.
Story with @Chris Kirschner musing about Reddish’s potential role, the incomplete context of the trade, and more: https://t.co/n8jUfGYLlY pic.twitter.com/SHlMKmJNQT – 8:28 AM

More on this storyline

Last week, the Atlanta Hawks considered sending John Collins, Cam Reddish and a first-rounder to the Sixers in exchange for Simmons, according to sources. However, the talks stopped after Harris’ name was brought in the deal. -via The Philadelphia Inquirer / January 19, 2022 “I feel like I can be a star,” Reddish said in his first comments as a Knick after his new team routed the Hawks at State Farm Arena. “I feel like I could be a legit star. That’s what I’m working to be. It’s pretty simple.”  It hasn’t been simple at all for Reddish, who has battled injuries and a glut of wings in Atlanta. He requested a trade before the 2021-22 season started.  The No. 10 pick in the 2019 draft has played in 118 career games in his 2½ seasons, averaging 11.1 points on a substandard 38.5 percent shooting.  “I think I’m still on track,” Reddish added in an interview with the Knicks’ three traveling beat writers in the arena. “I’ll continue to put the work in. I think I’m still there for sure.” -via New York Post / January 16, 2022 Marc Berman: Hawks coach Nate McMillan says he saw a Paul George type in Cam Reddish. Said it’s “unfortunate” Cam wanted out. -via Twitter @NYPost_Berman / January 15, 2022