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Team-oriented sports are generally self-explanatory; you utilize the players around you to accomplish a specific goal. The New York Knicks have struggled with that concept in recent years, and in 2019, that reality didn’t evade them as Julius Randle took over the spotlight, in the worst of ways.
From a statistical standpoint, Randle posted substantial numbers — 20 points per game and ten rebounds, but he overshadowed every other player with his lack of ball movement and generosity on the court. Third overall pick RJ Barrett suffered because of it, despite having a successful first campaign himself.