Knicks second-round pick Jack Kayil will become a draft-and-stash prospect, according to Rupert Fabig of the Hamburger Abendbatt, who reports that the German point guard has signed a five-year contract with ALBA Berlin (hat tip to Johnny Askounis of Eurohoops). The German club has put out a press release officially confirming its deal with Kayil, this year’s 39th overall pick. There had long been an expectation that Kayil would continue his career overseas rather than coming stateside, but that wasn’t a lock. ALBA Berlin reportedly paid a buyout fee to Mega Basket in order to exclusively secure Kayil’s rights in Europe going forward, while the Knicks will retain his NBA rights. Kayil averaged 12.4 points, 3.4 assists, and 2.9 rebounds in 21.5 minutes per game for ALBA Berlin, posting a shooting line of .383/.310/.785, per RealGM.