US EditionKnicks Adapt Offense and Lean on Defense as Brunson Recovers from Ankle Injury
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Knicks Adapt Offense and Lean on Defense as Brunson Recovers from Ankle Injury
Karl-Anthony Towns has embraced a strategy reminiscent of Kevin Love’s renowned outlet passes. When securing a defensive rebound, Towns immediately scans for opportunities to make a long pass down the court. If a teammate has sprinted ahead, he attempts a Hail Mary-style pass, facilitating quick, easy baskets before the defense can set up. If no clear passing lane is available, he hands the ball to a guard to orchestrate the offense. The New Yor…
Knicks set to take on Heat after greuling West Coast trip
Sergio Estrada-Imagn ImagesSergio Estrada-Imagn Images In the first game of a dynamic doubleheader tonight on ESPN, the New York Knicks will face off against the Miami Heat. These two franchises have a long and storied history, but they currently find themselves in very different situations. The Knicks are comfortably secure in their playoff spot, while the Heat have had a tumultuous season and are nine games under .500. They are currently posit…
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