The New York Knicks are facing adversity. Some real, honest, genuine adversity. Josh Hart and Landry Shamet, potentially the two most important players to the locker room's spirit and morale, are sidelined with injuries. On the court, New York has dropped four straight contests. Their most recent loss came in a battle of Eastern Conference leaders to the first-seeded Detroit Pistons, a game the Knicks lost by more than 30 points. After the game, head coach Mike Brown identified the same, infamous culprit that he's often cited as the cause of his team's struggles thus far: physicality.
Mike Brown gives Knick fans déjà vu with nightmare reason for Pistons blowout
