LivingLegend wrote:nycericanguy wrote:solid defender, but he's completely useless offensively, being afraid to take even a wide open dunk is not a good sign for the IT factor for me.
He wasn't afraid last year - I think Brown coming in with new system and new voice thru him for a loop and hurt his confidence.
Hopefully he gets more minutes because he moves his feet better than both Mitch/Yabu --- I get Mitch offensive rebounding but I think Huck could be better defender and dare I say even better rim protector vs how Mitch moves this year (statue).
I think it's just a minutes thing. You can't really do much on 6 minutes a game when you do get in on nights Mitch is free loading his management.
Huksporty with 2 straight high energy defensive efforts
Huk was huge last game. I think it was his second DPOG night. His free throws also looked good. Maybe Brown has to take a long look at playing KAT mostly at the four. That will squeeze Josh out of the rotation, but maybe it's for the best.
The most exciting thing about this team is that Brown is experimenting with players and lineups. I still feel like there is a lot of room for growth.
gradyandrew wrote:Huk was huge last game. I think it was his second DPOG night. His free throws also looked good. Maybe Brown has to take a long look at playing KAT mostly at the four. That will squeeze Josh out of the rotation, but maybe it's for the best. The most exciting thing about this team is that Brown is experimenting with players and lineups. I still feel like there is a lot of room for growth.
Knicks already down Shamet and now Deuce.
More Huk minutes, which means KAT at the 4, which in turn means we still have depth to withstand injury while keeping the talent level and standard of play at the same level.
Knicks finally still have chance to distribute minutes between Mikal, OG, Hart. Keep them fresh
Josh is a walking triple double.
