The New York Knicks beat the Golden State Warriors on Sunday night, but that didn't stop Mike Brown from letting his players have it after the game. The team's internal "Defensive Player of the Game" award was given out after every single win thus far, until the coach refused to name one after the 110-107 win.
Brown told reporters after the game that he needed to call two timeouts in the first six minutes solely because his players were not executing with close to appropriate levels of focus or physicality. The coach added that it's not too late to change the starting lineup, and he'd be open to it if needed.