As expected, point guard Langston Galloway was signed to a second 10-day contract by the Knicks after playing in four games. After Galloway’s second 10-day expires, he either must be signed for the remainder of the season or be cut.

The Post reported before Galloway was signed earlier this month president Phil Jackson regarded the Westchester Knick as part of the future plans and was looking to create roster room for the D-Leaguer. He did so by waiving Samuel Dalembert.

The 6-foor-2 Galloway, undrafted out of St. Joseph’s, has played with energy on both ends, averaging 9.8 points, 3.0 assists and 2.0 rebounds in over 24.2 minutes per game.