Summary
The New York Knicks have introduced new tactics under head coach Mike Brown, emphasizing a faster playing style and more use of bench players. A significant change includes moving Karl-Anthony Towns to power forward and utilizing Mitchell Robinson as the center to create a team with more height and versatility.
Key Facts
- Mike Brown is the new head coach of the New York Knicks this season.
- Brown plans to use his bench players more frequently than previous coach Tom Thibodeau.
- The Knicks are employing an up-tempo offense, moving away from the slower style used in past seasons.
- Karl-Anthony Towns will play as a power forward, while Mitchell Robinson will play center.
- The new lineup aims to improve the team's offensive rebounding and versatility.
- Mitchell Robinson has focused on fitness and is recognized for his ability to catch difficult passes and his strong running skills.
- The Knicks hope to improve their pace and fast-break points this season.
- Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, OG Anunoby, and Mikal Bridges are expected to contribute effectively in this new playing style.
