Preseason performance is often dismissed as inconsequential, but the Knicks’ recent struggles have left their coach emphasizing the importance of development over results. Despite the focus on long-term growth, the team’s current form has been widely criticized for its lack of cohesion and execution. Observers question whether the underlying issues can be addressed before the regular season begins, raising doubts about the franchise’s readiness. The debate over process versus outcome takes center stage as the team prepares for a more demanding schedule.
No, the preseason results don’t actually matter. Knicks coach Mike Brown instead harps on the process. Whatever this process was, though, it was ugly.
