The New York Knicks have been one of the most underwhelming teams in the NBA in 2016-17. Despite opening the 2016-17 NBA regular season at 14-10, the Knicks are currently six games below .500.
As the Knicks weigh their options on how to fix this broken season, head coach Jeff Hornacek is considering a significant change to the starting lineup.
New York has been suffering from the same issues in January as it was in October: defense, ball movement, and effort. That’s prompted Hornacek to weigh all options as he considers what’s best for the Knicks.
According to Ian Begley of ESPN New York, Hornacek is open to the idea of moving Kristaps Porzingis to center once he returns.