Miles McBride just said what a lot of fans felt last season about the Knicks' offense, saying that it got stagnant at times and relied too heavily on isolation play.
Speaking to the media about how Mike Brown's offense will look, McBride said, "A lot more player movement, ball movement. Last year, at times, we got stagnant and we depended on a lot of isolation shots, which is tough down the stretch." He also noted that he anticipates there will be more movement and cutting this season under Brown.
It is important to note that McBride also spent time speaking very highly of Tom Thibodeau, as SNY's Ian Begley noted.