Quincy Acy, SF

"I'm really enthusiastic about what Quincy Acy brings to the team. Denver was overloaded at his spot, so he didn't get much playing time last season. If Quincy is not always a stopper, we can count on him to always be tough, quick-footed and energetic on defense at both the 3 and 4 positions. Quincy also has the kind of tensile strength that surprises opponents. He's worked hard to become a threat from beyond the 3-point line, but he has a slow release because he has to have all his body parts perfectly lined up to make his shots. An outstanding offensive rebounder, Quincy has to learn how to make plays."

GustavBahler wrote:Only have seen one preseason game but I saw a player with a high motor and a God awful jumper. Fisher was quoted as saying that he is encouraging Acy to take the open shot, I hope he is also encouraging him to work on his stroke in his spare time.

He's made a few. He was already working on his range before joining the Knicks. As far out as the 3pt line

I think he will be ok in that aspect of the game

The question as phil said is he needs to learn how to make plays but so does everyone in this new triangle system