New York Knicks forward Julius Randle was fined $15,000 for throwing the ball in the stands at Wednesday's season opener. Randle threw the ball in celebration of the Knicks double-overtime victory over the Boston Celtics.

Randle put together a strong opener. The All-Star scored 35 points, grabbed eight rebounds and handed out nine assists. In 46 minutes, Randle also added three blocks.

The New York Knicks exercised their 2022-23 rookie scale team options for RJ Barrett, Immanuel Quickley and Obi Toppin. It's the fourth-year option for Barrett and the third-year options for Quickley and Toppin.

Barrett blossomed in his second season as the Knicks made the playoffs. Barrett played in and started all 72 games. He averaged 17.6 points, 5.8 assists and 3.0 assists per game. Barrett also upped his three-point shooting to 40.1%.

Quickley became a key part of the rotation as a backup guard in his rookie season. He averaged 11.4 points in just 19.4 minutes. Quickley shot 38.9% from behind the arc in his first NBA season.

Toppin was a rotation regular, but played limited minutes as Julius Randle's primary backup. Toppin did play more as the season went along, and was a solid contributor in the postseason.

It's relatively rare for a player on a non-guaranteed training camp deal to earn a regular season roster spot. This is generally limited to one player every few years. This offseason, five players outplayed their camp invite status and seem to have stuck for the regular season.

This group includes: Isaiah Hartenstein (LA Clippers), Wayne Selden (New York Knicks), Dennis Smith Jr. (Portland Trail Blazers), Matt Thomas (Chicago Bulls), Brad Wanamaker (Indiana Pacers). Armoni Brooks could be included in this grouping as well, but his situation was somewhat unique given his re-signed status and conversion process as a former Two-Way player.

When a player makes an opening night roster on a training camp deal, their contract converts to a standard non-guaranteed contract. Prior to that happening, a camp deal doesn't count against the salary cap or tax, and there is no guaranteed salary.

Prior to this season, Dwight Howard was the last player to go from camp invite to roster. Howard made the Los Angles Lakers roster out of camp in 2019.

Wayne Selden Jr. has made the opening night roster of the New York Knicks.

Selden's contract remains non-guaranteed for the season.

According to Fred Katz of The Athletic, Tom Thibodeau has mentioned how impressed he's been with Selden behind the scenes. Selden. however, didn't appear in any preseason games. 

Luka Samanic and the New York Knicks have agreed to a Two-Way contract.

Samanic was recently waived by the San Antonio Spurs.

The New York Knicks signed guard Brandon Goodwin. New York also waived guard Dwayne Bacon and Myles Powell.

Goodwin played for the Atlanta Hawks for the last two seasons. In three years, Goodwin has averaged 4.7 points in 97 career games.

Bacon didn't appear in a preseason game with New York. He's a four-year NBA veteran. Powell spent last year playing for the Westchester Knicks of the G League.

Powell is expected to return to Westchester as an Affiliate Player. The same could hold true for both Bacon and Goodwin, who are expected to be waived following the NBA preseason.

The New York Knicks waived Tyler Hall. The Knicks signed Myles Powell to fill the open roster spot.

Hall was signed in order to gain his Affiliate Player rights for the G League. Hall is expected to return to the Westchester Knicks, who he played for during the last two seasons.

Powell was with New York for the 2020 preseason. He then spent the 2020-21 season playing for Westchester in the G League bubble. Powell is expected to be waived and to return to the G League Knicks as an Affiliate Player.

The New York Knicks have signed guard Tyler Hall to a training camp contract. Hall's deal is expected to be non-guaranteed.

The 6'5'' guard went undrafted at the 2019 NBA Draft out of Montana State. Hall spent each of the last two seasons playing for the Westchester Knicks of the G League.

In 14 games in the G League Bubble in 2021, Hall averaged 10.1 points and shot 41.5% from behind the arc.

The New York Knicks have agreed to sign Tyler Hall to a non-guaranteed deal.

Hall played for the Westchester Knicks in each of the past two seasons.

Hall also spent training camp with the Knicks before the 20-21 season.

The New York Knicks have waived guard Luca Vildoza. Vildoza was on a non-guaranteed $3.3 million contract for 2021-22. That was part of a four-year deal the Argentinian product signed with New York. Because the deal was fully non-guaranteed, there will be no cap hit for the Knicks.

Vildoza signed with the Knicks at the end of the 2020-21 season. The hope was New York would have a cost-efficient find for their bench. Vildoza never appeared in a game that season. He's been hampered with an ankle injury this offseason, and it's continued into the start of Knicks camp.

Recently, reports surfaced that Vildoza was competing with Kevin Knox for one of the Knicks final roster spots. New York now has an open standard roster spot and an open Two-Way spot. There are several players on training camp deals competing for those two roster spots.