WHERE ARE THEY NOW? All of the Knicks point guards since 2010

• The New York Knicks have been unable to find a long-term answer at point guard for over a decade.
• Entering the 2020-21 season, the Knicks still have a glaring hole at the position.
• Here are all of the point guards to suit up for the Knicks since 2010.
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The New York Knicks have a unique problem: they cannot find a point guard.

Whether it's through the draft, free agency, or trades, the Knicks have not been able to find an answer at the NBA's most stacked position. While teams like the Golden State Warriors, Portland Trail Blazers, or Toronto Raptors have found the guy at point guard for years, the Knicks are still searching.

As the Knicks prepare to kick off the 2020-21 season with yet another lackluster rotation at guard, here is where all of the guards who have started for the Knicks since 2010 are today.

Raymond Felton had two stints at the Knicks' starting point guard, in 2010-11 and 2012-14. He helped oversee the team's best season in two decades in '12-13.

Felton is currently a free agent and still hoping to play in the NBA. He last played for the Oklahoma City Thunder in 2018-19.

Chauncey Billups came to the Knicks in the Carmelo Anthony trade in 2011. He started in 21 games for the Knicks and was bought out the following offseason.

Billups last played in 2014. He has since worked as an ESPN analyst and joined the LA Clippers this offseason as an assistant coach.

Toney Douglas started 30 for the Knicks between 2009-2012, averaging 8 points per game. He was traded in the summer of 2012.

Douglas went on to play for six teams in five seasons, his last season in the NBA coming in 2016. He played professionally in Turkey and Spain as recently as February 2020.

Jeremy Lin had a breakout as the Knicks point guard in 2012 and momentarily looked like the team's savior. However, the team opted not to match his 3-year, $25 million contract the next summer in free agency.

Lin bounced around the NBA, playing for six teams in seven years from 2012-2019. He played in China last season and is hoping to return to the NBA.

Baron Davis started 14 games for the Knicks in 2011-12, his 13th season. His season ended with a knee injury in the playoffs.

Davis has not played since that season. He has since worked as an analyst and is also involved in entertainment and business.

33-year-old Mike Bibby started four games for the Knicks in 2011-12, his last season in the NBA.

Bibby has since played in the Big 3, coached high school basketball, and appears to still be involved in training NBA prospects.

40-year-old Jason Kidd played a key role in the Knicks' 54-win season in 2012-13.

Kidd retired after that season. He has since coached the Nets and Bucks and is now an assistant coach with the Lakers.

Pablo Prigioni was 35 years old when he came from Spain to play for the Knicks. He spent three seasons in New York.

Prigioni played until 2016. He is now an assistant coach with the Timberwolves.

Beno Udrih joined the Knicks in 2013-14 for his 10th NBA season. He was waived midseason.

Udrih played three more seasons in the NBA before playing internationally. He is now an assistant coach with the Pelicans.

Jose Calderon came to the Knicks in a 2014 trade. He started 112 games over two seasons before being traded in 2016.

Calderon played until 2019. He spent the last year working with the National Basketball Players Association.

Shane Larkin was traded to the Knicks in the same deal as Calderon. He started 22 games for them in 2014-15.

Larkin bounced around the NBA until 2018. He has since played professionally in Turkey.

Alexey Shved came to the Knicks in a 2015 trade involving Prigioni. He played in 16 games with the Knicks before leaving the NBA.

Shved now plays professionally in Russia.

Langston Galloway became a surprising contributor for the Knicks from 2014-2016 after going undrafted.

Galloway has since played for the Pelicans, Kings, and Pistons. He signed with the Phoenix Suns this season.

The Knicks traded to get Jerian Grant in the 2015 draft. He played in 76 games, starting six of them before being traded the next offseason.

Grant is now on the Rockets after playing for the Bulls, Magic, and Wizards.

The Knicks traded for Derrick Rose in 2016. After a strong start to the season, the Knicks eventually let him walk in free agency.

Rose is now a member of the Pistons.

Brandon Jennings appeared in 58 games for the Knicks, starting 11 of them, in 2016-17. He was waived mid-season.

Jennings' last season in the NBA came in 2017-18. He played in Russia in 2018-19, and is now involved in fashion.

Ron Baker, an undrafted guard, appeared in 92 games over three seasons with the Knicks.

Baker played in Russia in 2019-20.

The Knicks brought in Jarrett Jack for the 2017-18 season. He started 56 games.

The 2017-18 season was Jack's last in the NBA, though he has played in the G League in hopes of making his way back to the league.

Ramon Sessions started three of his 13 games with the Knicks in 2017-18.

Sessions hasn't played in the NBA since 2018 but is still hoping for another shot.

Emmanuel Mudiay started 56 games across a season and a half.

Mudiay is currently a free agent after spending the 2019-20 season with the Jazz.

Trey Burke appeared in 69 games with the Knicks from 2017-2019.

Burke has been in and out of the NBA but is now with the Mavericks.

The Knicks drafted Frank Ntilikina with the 8th pick in 2017. He has averaged 6 points per game on 36% shooting in 178 games since. He is still with the team today.

The Knicks acquired Dennis Smith Jr. from the Mavericks in the trade that sent Kristaps Porzingis to Dallas. Smith has averaged 9 points on 38% shooting in 55 games with the Knicks. He is still on the team.

Elfrid Payton started 36 of his 45 games with the Knicks last season. He is still with the team.

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