The New York Post publishes two training-camp previews ahead of the 2026-27 season: one for the Knicks and one for the Nets. Each article focuses on key position-group competitions, players who are new to the organization or role, and the central storylines teams will monitor as practices begin.
Both previews are structured around how roster battles could shape early depth-chart decisions and rotation plans. The Knicks piece highlights its own internal competition areas and the expectations for players entering training camp with chances to claim playing time. The Nets piece similarly outlines the outlook for their roster, emphasizing the impact of newcomers and which established players may face increased pressure during camp. While both articles share a similar format—camp matchups, arrivals, and storyline watchpoints—they apply it to different franchises, reflecting each team’s distinct personnel and preseason priorities.
