The Knicks are off to an unideal 2-4 start, and there are some early-season surprises as to why.
Daily Knicks analyzes three notable statistics explaining the New York Knicks' slow 2-4 start to the season following their title-winning campaign. The team ranks worst in the NBA from inside the arc, shooting just 47.1 percent on two-point attempts, with starters Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, and Mikal Bridges all converting well under half of their two-point shots.
The article also highlights Bridges' sharp drop in offensive output, noting he is averaging only 6.2 points on a 12.6 percent usage rate. Conversely, the Knicks rank second in the league with 14.5 offensive rebounds per game, though the writer notes this total is inflated by the team's poor overall shooting accuracy.
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