The Knicks signed Trey Burke on October 11, 2017 and waived him three days later, which, as Posting and Toasting notes, is barely long enough to find the extra towels. He went to Westchester, averaged 26.6 points a game, and earned a January call-up that turned into 36 games, nine starts and 12.8 points a night on a 29-53 team under Jeff Hornacek. The peak was a career-high 42 points and 12 assists in an overtime loss to Charlotte, and he shot a career-best 50 percent from the field that year. He was dealt to Dallas on January 31, 2019 in the Kristaps Porziņģis trade, the one that brought Dennis Smith Jr. back, and has since bounced from the G League to Mexico, Puerto Rico and China. The column, written by a self-described journeyman who used to drive Binghamton students to clubs, is really about James Wiseman, and it hopes the class of '13 is pulling for him.