Jose Alvarado turned down his player option on Sunday. He stays in new York. He then signed a three‑year contract to stay with the Knicks. The deal is worth just under $15 million total. It runs through the 2028‑29 season. The guard stays one reserve in the rotation. Knicks officials stated they want to keep the defensive‑oriented player. He logged minutes off the bench during the 2025‑26 campaign. The new contract locks him in for three more years. It keeps his role as a key bench piece. ESPN and NBA.com said the signing.
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Knicks set to part with Robinson, Shamet after title win - MSN
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Jose Alvarado Is Going Back to New York, and the Knicks Just Got Louder - Qoo Media
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