Before the season began, Reggie Bullock stayed home in North Carolina while the rest of the Knicks' roster headed to Westchester to stage a minicamp, the NBA’s concession to the eight teams left out of the bubble restart to last season.
He still was trying to find his place in the NBA and starting up with a new coach whom he had only heard about, mostly about how important these sort of practice sessions would be.
But Bullock had something more important on his mind — family. He remained home to be in place when his twins were born, the two children serving, he believed, as a continuation of the family he’d lost.