This defensive matchup lineup for the Knicks - Deuce Shamet Hart Mikal OG - is just about smaller at every position than Hawks who roll with CJ NAW Kuminga JJ Okongwu.

Knicks: 6’2, 6’5, 6’6, 6’5, 6’7

Hawks: 6’3, 6’5, 6’7, 6’8, 6’10

That’s what Brown went with while not playing Mitch or Sochan or Mo.

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HofstraBBall wrote:Sky has fallen.
Contrary to popular belief, we win this series in 6.

Problem, as I have said for last few years, we don’t have a legitimate PF, SG and our star lead player is 6’1.
Not a formula for a chip. Knicks should have sided with Thibs and got rid of wonder boy and his dad.
Just not a fun thing to watch knowing your SG shows up once every 10
Games, your power forward is a SF that can’t shoot and your PG Star player will be physically outmatched when it counts.

With that said, we can still
Get hot and go on a run.
Curious to see if Brown changes things up a bit and goes deeper on the bench.

This you!?

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Never heard of him. He should be locked up!

Have to be positive or else lose our ****!

martin wrote:Couch potato tweeters just like us can pick out better defensive lineups than Brown

This defensive matchup lineup for the Knicks - Deuce Shamet Hart Mikal OG - is just about smaller at every position than Hawks who roll with CJ NAW Kuminga JJ Okongwu.

Knicks: 6’2, 6’5, 6’6, 6’5, 6’7

Hawks: 6’3, 6’5, 6’7, 6’8, 6’10

That’s what Brown went with while not playing Mitch or Sochan or Mo.

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The proper nomenclature is to specify what kind of potato we are.

I'm told I'm a sweet couch potato

DLeethal wrote:There really is nowhere to hide Brunson in this series and it shows. Lots of talking heads did predict this - that someone is going to absolutely cook Brunson, whether it's CJ or NAW. When Brunson wasn't getting cooked 1:1, he was right there to give up some devastating loose balls or ORB's down the stretch. They are just relentlessly picking on him, sorta like Indy did with Towns last year.

I’d love to hide him, as in leave him out of it.

I really hate it that instead of being smart about how they are playing him, Brunson is taking it personally and is trying to simply push through like he doesn’t have a team of talented people that can win the game. Honestly, this series so far has really hurt Brunson’s reputation a lot.

One thing is to obviously point out that the offense needs to go through KAT and that he need way more touches than he is getting. But also, for as much as I hate him, Bridges has to be way more involved than he is.

I swear, the mental capacity of this team needs to be studied because it’s incredible how a team can collectively play against their own good with such epic precision.

I’d consider this a big enough sample size to say that there is a problem with the offense.

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martin wrote:Not a well oiled machine

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This, happening in the playoffs, is the only argument you need for Mike Brown's firing.

You are the freaking coach and you have a full season to get these guys on the same page.

This team is such an embarrassment.

martin wrote:Especially in playoffs games

I’d consider this a big enough sample size to say that there is a problem with the offense.

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Rick Brunson told Brown it was not.

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