Adelheid wrote:Buttah304 wrote:If these numbers don’t concern you then I feel as a group RealGM should get a collective lobotomy.
Brunson’s USG% on the year is around 28% and last night it was 39.4% - that represents a 40% increase.
NBA teams AVG time of possession in 24-25 was 14.4 seconds - Brunson himself was at 10.6 seconds in Game 2 in case you are wondering why we are never a hockey assist away from a functional possession. There is no mismatch hunting, transition oops, double screens, stagger screens, pin downs or curl plays. We don’t push the pace off a missed FG or FTA - it’s stuck in the mud.
As far as touches are concerned, Brunson had 104 last night when he was closer to 84 on the season.
In fact, if you look at game 2 as far as who Jalen passed the ball to, Bridges received 38, Hart 32 and KAT only had 12 passes delivered from JB.
This offense is an utter indictment of Thibs and it’s truly the worst coaching I’ve seen him do across 6 years as a Knick HC. He has no clue how to adapt to his player personnel or the opposing HC, he will never be proactive to seek a way to win on the margins. It’s laughable.
39.4% usage rate....i could just hope jalen's rotator cuffs are still in good condition with all that shooting
They’ve chosen the one path that is basically the surest one to defeat. Especially since they actually got a win and it could have sparked something but they went right back to the same plan. Most notably they benched Cam and got KAT no shots.
It’s a cliche but give Detroit credit. They are obviously forcing the Knicks back into their poor choices somehow — so maybe Thibs isn’t “choosing” this path and maybe JB isn’t either, but it’s just the wrong road.
But it’s reality and I don’t think it’s changing. It’s baked in. Thibs would have to become a diff coach overnight.
Detroit seems like the better team and I like their club so whatever.
Cade is someone I really like. Not as dynamic as Edwards but he’s a baller.





















