One of the New York Knicks' biggest issues under former head coach Tom Thibodeau was their extensive reliance on a starting lineup that did not reward that faith. Early in his tenure as the team's new coach, Mike Brown has been leaning on the same group to start games. Before the Knicks' loss in overtime to the Pacers, the coach was asked about the lineup and acknowledged its biggest issue on his own: opponents putting their centers on Josh Hart, because he isn't a 3-point sharpshooter, makes things tough for everyone else. Brown says they're working on it.
Mike Brown finally acknowledged the Knicks' biggest issue (but isn't solving it)
