New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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The best sign for coach Tom Thibodeau might be that the two biggest stars on the roster mouth the same points he does.
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James Harden plays his first home game and along with Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey helps stage a comeback victory.
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"You think about the things that he did, what he averaged for a season, the minutes he played, the rebounding," the Knicks coach said.
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The rookie from West Virginia has ridden the G League shuttle to occasional NBA appearances, where he is learning a lot about the pro game.
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"I like the way he played in our last game," Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau said. "He gave us good activity.
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There is not a true, experience point guard on the roster, which may explain why the Knicks' offense runs aground late in games.
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Jericho Sims had 10 rebounds in 18:25 and battled Joel Embiid before fouling out.
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Embiid made 23 free throws on his way to scoring 37 points and Harden had a triple-double in Philadelphia's 125-109 win.
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The front office never speaks, but the word is that William Wesley is playing a very active role behind the scenes.
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RJ Barrett shot 13-for-22 from the field and 6-for-11 from three-point range but was only 14-for-22 from the free-throw line. He also had nine rebounds.
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"I believe we have more than enough to get it done,'' Tom Thibodeau said of making a playoff push.
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No timetable set for point guard's return yet.
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The operative word is "hope." Neither is definite to take the floor for the first of the Knicks' 23 remaining games.
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Ailing left knee will cause the guard to end his first season with the Knicks early and focus on getting healthy for next year.
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With 23 games left in the regular season, where are the Knicks right now and where can they go?