The Marty Supreme marketing campaign got another boost on Tuesday night courtesy of Karl-Anthony Towns after the New York Knicks' 124-113 victory over the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Cup championship game.

These are fascinating lineups. San Antonio has put Dylan Harper back into the game for Stephon Castle. The Knicks, meanwhile, have stuck with this three-guard lineup while leaving Mikal Bridges and Josh Hart on the bench. The Knicks got away with one there moments ago.

But here's the painful possible reality: Landry Shamet may never suit up in a Knicks uniform again. The veteran sharpshooter has been sidelined with a right shoulder sprain since Nov. 22, and the injury timeline combined with his newly eligible status creates a perfect storm of uncertainty around his future in New York.