More On: new york knicks Knicks star channeling Bruce Lee's 'hidden gems' this season This Knicks star truly connects with New York Rising Knicks start keeping contract situation out of focus: 'Whatever happens, happens' Knicks banking on continuity while having eyes on big-name possibilities CHARLESTON, S.C. — Josh Hart is only 6-feet-4 but is comfortable fighting in the paint with giants, a task he'll be required to undertake as the Knicks' backup power forward. It's a big reason why the Knicks never replaced Obi Toppin, believing Hart brings enough experience and rebounding prowess to neutralize the height disparity. As Hart explained Tuesday, he essentially played power forward at his previous
New York's bench has been one of the team's strengths for the past few years, and they'll likely have one of the top reserve units again in 2023-24. If the Knicks find themselves in a shootout or two during the upcoming season, this should be the closing lineup Thibodeau sends out at the end of the fourth quarter. Barring injury, both Brunson and Randle will likely be on the floor during clutch situations in every game.
The New York Knicks may have to start going by the Nova Knicks this season as they have added yet another Villanova alum to their roster, signing Ryan Arcidiacono.
No | Player | P |
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51 | PG | |
9 | SG | |
11 | PG | |
0 | SG | |
13 | SG | |
6 | SG | |
3 | SG | |
55 | C | |
8 | SG | |
1 | PF | |
16 | SF | |
2 | PG | |
5 | PG | |
30 | PF | |
23 | C | |
18 | PF | |
45 | C | |
00 | SF | |
4 | SG | |
20 | SF |