Knicks Insider podcast: Confusion ‘from top to bottom’ is a big problem
Kristaps Porzingis of the New York Knicks controls the ball in the second half against Jeremy Lin of the Brooklyn Nets at Barclays Center on Sunday, March 12, 2017. Credit: Jim McIsaac
Just when you think it can’t get worse for the Knicks, it has.
After Sunday’s loss to the Nets, Kristaps Porzingis told reporters that the players are lost on both ends of the floor and that there is confusion “from top to bottom. A lot of stuff that’s not clear. So it’s hard to play like that.”
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Just when you think it can’t get worse for the Knicks, it has.
After Sunday’s loss to the Nets, Kristaps Porzingis told reporters that the players are lost on both ends of the floor and that there is confusion “from top to bottom. A lot of stuff that’s not clear. So it’s hard to play like that.”
Newsday’s Knicks beat writer Al Iannazzone, in his latest Knicks Insider podcast, says that the confusion among the players is a big problem, and that Porzingis is just saying what fans and observers have known and seen for some time.
Listen to the latest episode of Iannazzone’s Knicks Insider podcast for more of his thoughts about the Knicks.