Mike Brown Faces Reality with Josh Hart's Performance
Mike Brown is quickly realizing what Knicks fans already know: the team has a problem with Josh Hart that's difficult to fix.
Despite the New York Knicks' struggles, head coach Mike Brown is being praised for the changes he's trying to implement. However, he's also figuring out that some issues, or rather, some players, are unchangeable - like Josh Hart.
Brown's latest reality check came during the Knicks' loss to the Milwaukee Bucks, where Hart played over 26 minutes and was a team-worst minus-19. Hart's performance from the floor has been ice-cold, shooting under 43 percent on twos (3-of-7) and 11.1 percent from long range (1-of-9) through three appearances this season.
- Shooting under 43 percent on twos (3-of-7)
- Shooting 11.1 percent from long range (1-of-9)
- Rim pressure is down, with only six of his 18 total looks coming from the restricted area this year
Mike Brown is largely being lauded for the changes he’s attempting to implement, but he’s also quickly figuring out there are certain issues, or rather, certain players, he cannot change—like Josh Hart.
Author's summary: Mike Brown faces challenges with Josh Hart's performance.
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