Cam Reddish is understandably excited about finally being available to make his Knicks debut Sunday at the Garden.
How many minutes he will earn against the Clippers, in his first game since being acquired from the Hawks on Jan. 13 — and for the rest of the season — remains an uncertainty.
“We have a rotation, so he has to be patient and work his way through that. But I’m very pleased with what he’s done so far,” coach Tom Thibodeau said of Reddish after practice Saturday in Tarrytown. “He’s getting closer. He’s picking up a lot of stuff right now. I think he’s pretty healthy. So that’s the first positive sign. And he’s been coming in early, practicing well and staying late. So see where he is [on Sunday].”
Reddish, who was acquired in exchange for Kevin Knox and a protected first-round draft pick (via Charlotte) hasn’t played since Jan. 9 due to a sprained ankle. The No. 10-overall pick in the 2019 draft was averaging…