It’s an enviable position for the Knicks, and something of a role reversal at this time of year. They’re situated as the spectator to the debacle and foolishness in the outer borough, a distant sidebar. James Dolan, if he’s so inclined, could chuckle at the predicament of Joe Tsai, who lost a ton of money in an experiment that Kyrie Irving sent under a steamroller. The Nets, like Irving’s ...
Trade rumors hovered over Malcolm Brogdon ever since the season ended, and now he has a new home.
Thibs helped the Knicks to the playoffs when he could play an All-NBA-level Julius Randle 40 minutes a night and got 6MOY-level contributions out of Derrick Rose. This current roster, however, is built on youth and depth — two ideals that are anathema to Thibs. I don’t trust Randle to bounce back, and I don’t trust Thibs to pivot to an ascendant Obi Toppin.
No | Player | Pos |
---|---|---|
51 | PG | |
9 | GF | |
18 | GF | |
13 | GF | |
67 | FC | |
6 | SG | |
16 | SF | |
SF | ||
2 | PG | |
3 | FC | |
5 | G | |
30 | FC | |
21 | GF | |
23 | C | |
4 | G | |
45 | C | |
1 | F |