Ian Begley: “I still think the Knicks will enter training camp with the idea that Josh Hart fills the backup power forward role.”


Ian Begley: “I still think the Knicks will enter training camp with the idea that Josh Hart fills the backup power forward role.”

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  1. I think most of us expected this would be the case. Hart’s been at the 4 for spurts throughout his career, he’s so good of a rebounder hopefully it doesn’t affect us too much

    With so many guys on the team who can play multiple positions, I predict we’ll go back to a 10 man rotation as opposed to 9 from last year. We have too many solid players to keep it to only 9 imo

  2. Considering our old backup PF (obi) only played like 10 minutes a game, we can probably get away with this in the regular season. But if Randle has to miss any significant time during the year we’re fucked.

    I personally think Josh Hart at the four can work for short stints, but if he has to play starter minutes at that position, then it’s not viable. Especially since we have literally no other depth for that position.

    I just really do not like the idea of playing a 6’4″ player significant minutes at the 4. He may be a great rebounder for a guard, but I think we may be in for a rude awakening when he has to fight true power forwards for rebounds instead of other guards.

  3. I’d rather see RJ getting the back up 4 mins. He’s stronger upper body wise to bang a bit at least. Is what it is, we’re gonna get exposed to longer teams.

  4. 😂 I wonder how many games we have him at backup 4 b4 we bail on that. Longer teams are going to give us that work, just like that small USA team lineup at the world cup.

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