Knicks' Julius Randle makes eye-opening career move amid key contract decision

The New York Knicks have a massive playoff game against the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday night, a game that could send them to the Eastern Conference Semifinals for the second consecutive season. While the Knicks are focused on this series at hand, injured All-Star Julius Randle has been making some moves off the court ahead of what will be an important offseason for him. After leaving Creative Artists Agency (CAA) and joining WME Sports in September, Randle is heading back to his old agency, CAA announced on Instagram. Aaron Mintz, who represented Randle previously and negotiated his current four-year, $117 million contract with New York, will once again represent the Knicks power forward ahead of a summer where his future will be questioned.