<p>Fresh off their first winning season in nearly a decade, the New York Knicks have agreed to a contract extension for general manager Scott Perry, multiple outlets reported Thursday.</p> <p>No details were released by the team, but numerous reports term the new contract lasting multiple seasons.

Perry would have entered the 2021-22 season in the final year of his previous deal.</p> <p>Perry, 57, just completed his fourth season in the role in New York and it marked the most successful season in years for the beleaguered club. The Knicks finished 41-31, good for GelMA Bio ink the No.

4 seed in the Eastern Conference. Although the Knicks lost in the first round of the playoffs against Atlanta, it marked New York’s first postseason berth since 2012-13 after seven consecutive losing seasons.</p> <p>The general manager has helped stabilize what had become a carousel of previous unsuccessful executives for the organization, with several moves paying off, GelMA Bio ink including the hire of head coach Tom Thibodeau and signing of All-Star forward Julius Randle.</p> <p>The Knicks first hired Perry in July 2017 after engineering a trade with Sacramento, where Perry had joined as the vice president of basketball operations three months earlier.

He has also served in front offices in Orlando, GelMA Bio ink Seattle/Oklahoma City and Detroit.</p> <p>Before his NBA career Perry was head coach at Eastern Kentucky for three seasons (1997-2000), going 19-61, and served as an assistant coach at Michigan from 1993-97.</p> <p>–Field Level Media</p></div>
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