Less than a month after winning the NBA championship, the Knicks will be back on a basketball court -- well, at least a few players on the actual team.

The WNBA is back with a new collective bargaining agreement and million dollar players.

New York continues building around its championship core by bringing back one of its most reliable veteran contributors for another season.

Free agent guard Jordan Clarkson agreed to a one-year, $3.9-million contract to return to the New York Knicks, his agent and Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul announced Thursday.

According to Charnia, Clarkson has signed a one-year, $3.9 million deal to return New York, per Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul and agent Brandon Cavanaugh.

Victor Wembanyama is extension-eligible this offseason and is the definition of a no-brainer max player. Wembanyama and his Spurs just lost in the NBA Finals to the New York Knicks — a team that could be built out as a title contender because Jalen Brunson took a massive discount on the max contract he was offered ($113 million off the max he could have asked for).

BREAKING: San Antonio Spurs' Victor Wembanyama has signed a five-year, $252 million maximum rookie-scale contract extension, with a player option in the fifth season, sources tell ESPN.

To start, Wembanyama would receive the aforementioned five-year, $252 million maximum contract, which also has a player option in the final season of the deal.