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Mikal Bridges’ renewed aggression an early-season Knicks trend worth watching – SNY
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Knicks 119, Wizards 102: KAT reaches 15,000 career points, dominates Washington – Posting & Toasting
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Knicks, Mike Brown still learning, but showing bits of evidence that new process is working – SNY
Josh Hart’s improved performance gives Knicks a spark – Newsday
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Knicks Bulletin: ‘These guys are in the NBA for a reason’ – Posting & Toasting
Knicks 119, Wizards 102: KAT reaches 15,000 career points, dominates Washington – Posting & Toasting
Josh Hart’s improved performance gives Knicks a spark – Newsday
Mikal Bridges’ renewed aggression an early-season Knicks trend worth watching – SNY
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If Mitchell Robinson had played 6 games instead of 3 while putting up numbers at the same pace, he’d be leading the league in Total Orebs with 38. Jalen Duren, the player in 1st whom Mitch would pass, has played 8 games and 10mpg more in those games than hypothetical Mitch.
Mitch might lead the league in offensive rebounding if we can get him 60 games at 16mpg.
I enjoyed that one a lot. Neither KAT nor Jalen were playing that well, yet we hung tough for a half with a very good team having a hot shooting night, then we pounded them into submission over the final two quarters. What Brown has done with OG and Mikal is so impressive, and I believe better shooting nights will start coming consistently for Jalen and KAT.
Oh, yeah:
* OG: 3.3 BPM this year, his best full season is 1.2 BPM
* Mikal: 5.5 BPM, previous best 3.3 BPM.
OBPM:
* OG: 2.0 this season, 0.8 previous high
* Mikal: 3.6 this season, 2.4 previous high
(The Mikal season is probably not the season you’re thinking of, he put up a 4.0 OBPM in his half season w/ Brookly though. This is basically Brooklyn MIkal.)
Swift, I didn’t even realize you made the comment. I was replying to Doogie and talking about how ridiculous the cult of Thibs is sometimes. The idea that these guys might not have fortitude any more is a pretty good example of that. You know how we know these guys can win a tough playoff game? Because we just saw them do it. Thibs didn’t do it for them. You may even recall they were having players only meetings and coaching themselves through the hard times without him.
All that said, I am sorry that my random spray volley turned out to be a bullet to your chest. Not my intention at all.
A fw other thoughts:
1. Obviously Josh will not shoot that well from 3 every night. But it’s impressive how quickly we’ve gone from “The Knicks should order him to have the surgery, even if he’s gone until close to the playoffs” back to Josh the indispensable spark plug.
2. Deuce/Clarkson backcourt is working well. Neither’s a point guard, and each has their flaws (Deuce can’t get to the rim in the halfcourt, Clarkson’s a spotty defender), but they complement each other well enough to keep the offense afloat in the non-Brunson minutes.
3. Mitch is ridiculous. I love him so much. A healthy Mitch in the playoffs would be so huge.
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