James Edwards

I do think that in most cases, and he comes from Golden State where Kerr is obviously synonymous with that type of offense, I do think it makes you more unpredictable.

With that said, you have to have the players with the –

know-all to be able to execute something like that consistently.

And I've wondered if the Knicks... I think they have a lot of very smart players on this team.

I think there are some, though, that when you're asking them to do things based on feel, that...

It can get a little ugly.

And I thought that's been some of the issues in the fourth quarter, specifically in game two.

It is something that Mike did the last two or three weeks of the regular season.

Maybe even four.

I want to say it felt like longer than people thought.

I thought it was more like the last month or so of the regular season.

And yes, there was some positive results there.

But

They played a lot of bad teams in that stretch.

They had the seven-game win streak in March against all tanking teams.

And then you question, like, okay, I understand why you're doing it in the regular season, and I think Mike has done a tremendous job of giving guys opportunities, empowering a lot of players on the bench.

Like, the reincarnation of Jordan Clarkson's been awesome.

Working Deuce McBride back in from injury.

Landry Schammett, for most of the year, was really good.

There was some Muhammad Diawara stuff that was really intriguing.