Knicks Adjusting to Mike Brown's New Offense

The New York Knicks are beginning to feel each other out as the preseason rolls along.

The new system Mike Brown is implementing is the current education for the squad, but it isn't as rigid as it appears on the surface. Brown explained what he is looking for within the offense following the team's recent preseason contest against the Minnesota Timberwolves.

“We’ve kind of restricted our guys to doing certain things," Brown said h/t Posting and Toasting.

"Again, we played the entire game out of our read-and-react early offense. We don’t have a single play call in yet. We play off of makes and misses. If a team makes, we do this; if a team misses, we do that. We just try to take what the defense gives us. So it’s hard sometimes because sometimes guys see an advantage or whatever and they want to attack it."

"But I think if you get great pace, great spacing, you touch the paint, you make quick decisions, you make ball reversals — if you get those things and you know how to play, it doesn’t matter what you do, you’re going to eventually get to a point where it’s gonna be hard to defend because the defense doesn’t know what’s coming. Something different is going to come every time.”