As it turned out, Cam Reddish won’t hammer out an extended partnership with the New York Knicks.

Sources told Stefan Bondy of New York Daily News that Reddish doesn’t intend to sign an extension with the Knicks before the 2022-23 season tip-off.

Reddish is eligible for a rookie-scale extension. Should he not be able to sign one with the New York brass until Oct. 17 will turn him into a restricted free-agent next summer.

Earlier this week, Bondy already noted that the former Duke star is unlikely to be signed by the Knicks for an extension, despite the fact that his good friend RJ Barrett was handed a four-year deal worth around $120MM in late August.

Reddish was shipped by the Atlanta Hawks to New York in 2021-22 midseason, but wasn’t able to be exposed frequently under Tom Thibodeau. A right shoulder injury kept him for 15 games wearing a Knicks jersey, averaging 6.1 points in 41.5 percent shooting for 14.3 minutes of play.

This may suggest that the 23-year-old wingman intends to ball out for next season in hopes to raise his market value in the 2023 offseason.