Free agent Nate Robinson and Knicks president Donnie Walsh will meet tomorrow to discuss Robinson’s status with the team in the wake of his arrest by the NYPD last week for driving without a valid license.
It is expected one of his agents, either Aaron or Eric Goodwin, will be present and perhaps a resolution can be reached on his status. The Knicks have a one-year qualifying offer on the table for $2.9 million and they can not pull it back. It is believed that Robinson does not have other options.
Robinson wrote on his Twitter account about the prospective meeting, and a Knicks source confirmed it will take place. “Keep our fingers [crossed],” Robinson wrote. “Hope it goes well.” marc.berman@nypost.com