The majority of the offseason for the New York Knicks has seemingly revolved around the state of their center position. In fact, it could even force the Knicks to pursue in-season trades to attain such a player, which, theoretically, could come at the cost of one of their most beloved talents. Knicks focus remains on state of center spot with looming KAT extensionNot only are New York's efforts focused on adding new talent to their center position, but also on keeping the top-billed pivot that they already have in tow for the long haul. Right now, Karl-Anthony Towns is eligible to sign a brand new multi-year contract extension worth up to $272 million. Both Towns and the Knicks will have until the day before opening night to come to a resolution.