When the Knicks pulled off a midseason trade for Alec Burks and Bojan Bogdanovic without relinquishing any first-round picks, fans were elated, and analysts were impressed, as the Knicks seemed to be addressing one of their few weaknesses. In Burks, they were welcoming back a veteran backup who knew what it took to succeed under Tom Thibodeau and play under the pressures and lights of New York City. And in Bogdanovic, they were getting the shot-creating and shot-making floor spacer they so badly needed after parting ways with reigning Sixth Man of the Year runner-up, Immanuel Quickley.
Breaking down the improved play of Bojan Bogdanovic
