The Knicks Are Dangerous — The NBA Needs to Pay Attention
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The New York Knicks are winning games — but more importantly, they’re winning the right way.
This isn’t a hot streak.
This is a team that knows its identity.
In this video, I break down why the Knicks have become dangerous, how Jalen Brunson has emerged as one of the most reliable closers in the league, and why the rest of the roster — from toughness to role clarity — makes this team hard to deal with late in games.
We’ll cover:
Why Brunson’s late-game scoring is different
How the Knicks win ugly — and why that travels
The importance of role players and defensive effort
Why this style works in playoff-type games
This isn’t hype.
It’s structure, execution, and confidence.
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This isn’t about hype.
It’s about execution, toughness, and late-game reliability.
Do you see the Knicks as a real problem in the East… or do you still need to see more in the playoffs?
👇 Curious where you stand.
Knicks going to fold in the playoffs 😂😂😂
Brown finally have a pg who isnt soft.
another great show, check this out just asked Gemni AI to list top 25 all time using true basket ball skill and impact to the game Sorry so big thanks for your work
The Top 25: Pure Skill & Impact
Michael Jordan: The undisputed gold standard of two-way dominance.
Larry Bird: The pioneer of positionless versatility and elite shooting IQ.
Magic Johnson: Redefined the point guard role at 6'9" with otherworldly vision.
Julius Erving (Dr. J): Brought the game above the rim and created the "modern" athletic style.
David Thompson (Skywalker): The blueprint for MJ; arguably the most explosive vertical scorer ever.
Stephen Curry: Completely revolutionized the floor's geometry with long-range shooting.
Hakeem Olajuwon: Introduced guard-like footwork and agility to the center position.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: Master of the Skyhook, the most unguardable skill in history.
Wilt Chamberlain: So physically skilled and dominant the league changed the rules to slow him down.
Kobe Bryant: The ultimate technician who perfected mid-range footwork and the "Mamba Mentality."
Allen Iverson: A cultural and tactical icon who popularized the lethal modern crossover.
Shaquille O’Neal: Pure physical force that broke backboards and forced "Hack-a-Shaq" strategies.
Pete Maravich (Pistol Pete): A wizard with the ball; he was doing fancy dribbling and no-look passes 40 years early.
Oscar Robertson: The original triple-double machine who mastered every fundamental of the guard position.
Dirk Nowitzki: The blueprint for the "Stretch 4" who made it okay for 7-footers to be elite shooters.
Bill Russell: The genius of defensive psychology and the greatest winner in sports history.
Kevin Durant: A 7-footer with the handle and shot of a point guard.
Jerry West: "The Logo"; he perfected the jump shot and was the first true elite scoring guard.
Elgin Baylor: The first player to hang in the air, setting the stage for Dr. J and MJ.
Nikola Jokić: A center who plays like a point guard, redefining high-post playmaking.
Kevin Garnett: Redefined the modern hybrid defender; he could guard all five positions.
Chris Webber: One of the most gifted passing power forwards ever; the engine of the "Adelman" style.
Isiah Thomas: A pure wizard in the pocket; small in stature but arguably the toughest handle in history.
Tim Duncan: "The Big Fundamental"; proved that mastering simple skills perfectly is a superpower.
Earl Monroe (The Pearl): Introduced streetball flair and spin moves to the professional level.
I’m glad we can hear bout others. So it’s back to fundamentals. It’s what the Spurs did during the Tim Duncan era and what Wemby is doing w the Spurs. I enjoy just watching. What happen to DWade’s gaw. It used to be big on one side.
Well said. You got another subscriber my friend