Scott Layden, the Knicks' president and general manager, was unable to make a deal to find a shooting guard and alleviate the logjam at power forward, despite shopping forward Othella Harrington. The Knicks waived center Travis Knight and Matt Carroll, a shooting guard from Notre Dame. There was no market for Knight, according to several general managers, and the Knicks will probably have to pay his full salary, $4.4 million ? doubled by the luxury tax ? after he clears waivers tomorrow.
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