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Lowly Knicks are about to hand out a whopping $71 million for a guy they traded away two years ago

He's a former first-round pick for the Knicks and appears headed back to New York. 

When it comes to the New York Knicks, we've come to expect some poor decisions in recent years.

After moving on from Phil Jackson, apparently those ludicrous moves haven't stopped, as the Knicks have completed a restricted free agent offer sheet for Tim Hardaway Jr. for four years, $71 million.

Hardaway averaged 14 points per game last season with the Hawks.

This is the same Hardaway Jr. that was traded in 2015 to the Atlanta Hawks for Jerian Grant.

He's a former first-round pick for the Knicks and appears headed back to New York.