Knicks guard Evan Fournier looks to pass the ball against the Trail Blazers in the first half of an NBA game at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday. Credit: Kathleen Malone-Van Dyke
Almost every explanation for where the Knicks' season went wrong starts with the offseason moves: signing Evan Fournier and Kemba Walker to boost a struggling offense. And while the gamble on Walker returning as a hometown hero fizzled, pointing a finger at Fournier might be unfair.
While the decisions of the summer can be debated — hello, DeMar DeRozan! — what the Knicks have gotten from Fournier falls right in line with what the expectations could have been.