The Athletic's Fred Katz made one thing clear in his latest column about the New York Knicks: their only consistent trait this season has been their inconsistency. The scribe went into detail about why he believes their coaching change, the coach himself, and individual players are responsible for various parts of the team's overall struggles. But, ultimately, Katz put the brunt of the blame for the team's most consistent on-court attribute on the team's players, saying they "have to straighten themselves out" ahead of the rapidly-approaching playoffs. That only stings because it's accurate.
Brown's experimental ways result in Knicks' capricious characteristics
The Knicks have been focused, all season long, on working to approach games with the best process possible for their group.