Knicks are interested in Bency, confirm the head coach, improve their substitute strength, and go straight to the championship

After absurd and "poaching", the Knicks finally confirmed the new head coach, former Kings head coach Mike Brown, joined the Knicks. According to famous reporter shmas, the Knicks reached an agreement with Mike Brown, and the specific contract has not been announced, which is likely to be a three-year, 30 million contract.

Although Knicks fans have always been thinking about Malone, the Knicks management doesn't seem to care about Malone, otherwise they would have contacted each other long ago and would not have asked the Rockets, Mavericks, Hawks, and Bulls to interview other people's on-the-job head coaches.

Reasonable, Mike Brown is not bad either, he has rich resumes and has 27 years of NBA coaching experience. He has been head coaches in the Cavaliers, Lakers, and Kings, and was also amazing as an assistant coach for Cole at the Warriors. His ability to lead the Kings back to the playoffs after many years has also proved his ability.

The Knicks' lineup is really good now. The Eastern Conference is not strong next season. The Celtics dismantle the team, and the Pacers' core is also reimbursed. The 76ers are expected to continue to be injured. I don't know if Brown can break through Thibodeau's record next season and eventually lead the Knicks out of the Eastern Conference.

The Knicks have several signs to strengthen the substitute lineup. They first signed Abussele for 12 million in two years, which is a forward player. Last season, the 76ers averaged 11 points, 5.6 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game, and their three-point shooting percentage reached 38%, which is already very rare for a big player. This is a relatively comprehensive player. He has height, weight, can rush and grab, is very active and hardworking, and can also pull out and shoot three-pointers, which is not expensive. It can only be said that the Knicks really made a profit by getting Abussele.

Another signing was to sign Clarkson with a basic salary. After buying out with the Jazz, Clarkson gave up the $3.6 million in the contract, which is probably exactly what he will earn next season. This is definitely a bench gangster, with a very strong scoring ability. Last season, averaging 16 points and a three-point shooting percentage of 36.2%. This is a player who can compete for the best sixth man.

Knicks' two signs are aimed at the bench. I guess Thibodeau is also a little unfair. If you signed such a capable player early, why would you always use "Five Donkeys"? Now, as soon as I leave, you will start to strengthen the substitute!

In addition, it was also rumored that the Knicks were interested in Ben Simmons. According to the Knicks' team reporters, the two sides have officially begun to contact. In addition, Clippers' team reporters also followed up and reported that Simmons is likely to receive a salary higher than the basic salary, which is one of the reasons why he left the Clippers. There were previous reports that the Knicks also contacted Westbrook, but was rejected because Westbrook wanted to stay near home to play, which is similar to Paul. It feels quite a pity. Westbrook should still be very suitable for the Knicks. He has a defensive and positive attitude. New York is a big city and there are many fans. Westbrook is passionate about playing basketball and should be very popular in New York.

Needless to say, the Knicks have strengthened their substitute lineup while the main lineup remains unchanged, and will still be the top three teams in the East next season.

The only question is whether you can break out of the East. Next year will be a good time to win the championship. The East has lost two strong teams, the Celtics and the Pacers. The Bucks are also average in line, and the 76ers are still recovering from injuries. It is estimated that the Cavaliers will have stronger competitiveness.

Do you think there is a possibility of a championship with the Knicks' current lineup?