Last night, the Knicks pine brothers beat the Nets - just barely.
If last night was any indication of things to come, this is going to be less of a surprise season and far more of a shocking and wacky one.
The back court showed what they are capable of doing. Duhon showing he can score, Nate showing energy, and Douglas showing some offense. On the flip side, they showed a propensity for poor passing, turnovers. over-dribbling,and poor judgment as well.
Milicic and Nate continue to click nicely and Darko adds a lot to the defensive presence. Lee had an off night and Landry came back down to earth.
The second quarter showed what the Knicks can do to any team in the league and, that is, crush them with a rain of three pointers. The third and fourth quarters, showed how bad the Knicks can play when they deviate from SSOL.
This bi-polar Knick profile is likely to play out all year long for better or worse. Let's just not pretend we're surprised.
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