THE New York Knicks are a top team after completing three blockbuster deals in the last 12 months.

After acquiring OG Anunoby, Mikal Bridges and Karl-Anthony Towns, the Knicks sacrificed much of their depth to ensure the right pieces were in the starting lineup alongside Jalen Brunson.

However, due to these agreements, the Knicks missing in the second unit.

“It depends on what you define (as) depth. I think their fourth and fifth guys are great, but underneath that, we’re asking a lot of Deuce McBride right now. » NBA Analyst Kirk Goldsberry Said It’s Time to Post and Grill. “Once Mitchell Robinson comes back, I think they’re relatively deep. But I brought it up because you said there was Boston and OKC, and I think that’s what it is. is. And when you look deep, it’s these guys, from afar.”

THE Knicks are coached by Tom Thibodeau, who likely won’t rotate too deep when the playoffs approach. However, depth is very important throughout the regular season, and as we saw last season, it could be in the playoffs as well.

If injuries rear their ugly head again, the Knicks will need some skilled players to balance things out, but it remains to be seen how New York will go about adding depth for this stretch.

While the addition of Cam Payne, Matt Ryan and Precious Achiuwa will help, it doesn’t compare to some of the other contenders in the Eastern Conference who are seriously contending for a championship.

The Knicks will look to improve their depth and record in their next game against the Indiana Pacers. Tip-off is scheduled for tomorrow at 5 p.m. ET from Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

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