As the NBA Trade Deadline passed a few hours ago, the general consensus is that the Knicks did the necessary, but unfortunately not the ideal when it came to late window dealing. Given that half the roster could be dumped in the summer thanks to a cluster of team-friendly deals for players like Elfrid Payton, Bobby Portis, Reggie Bullock and …
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The New York Knicks have some issues with developing a rotation. The attempt of this without stakes is much easier than implementation; however, nothing is ever easy in New York. By removing ego and taking an absurdly objective look at this team can bare fruit out of season.
Starting things off, the Knicks are not without room for improvement across the board. Offensively, specifically out of timeouts or out of bounds plays, NYK is right around the back of the pack. This piece will be looking at the other side of the ball that isn't getting as much deserved attention league wide outside of UTA, LAL, and ORL.
