New York Knicks head coach Mike Brown is entering his first season with the team, but before the year starts, he needs to get to know the players he will be wor

The New York Knicks will have a different look next season with Mike Brown now as their head coach. However, one of the biggest talking points of the summer will be whether or not they adjust their starting five next season.

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The Knicks have options. Guerschon Yabusele is one, and starting him at the four keeps Anunoby and Bridges at the two and three, though it’s hard to see a player on a mid-level exception vaulting into the starting lineup on such a talent-rich, costly team.

The New York Knicks will have a different feel to their on-court performances next season. With Mike Brown now as the new head coach, succeeding Tom Thibodeau, New York is prioritizing a better offensive plan to win more games.

The Knicks are eyeing backcourt help after adding Jordan Clarkson. One former No. 1 pick might be their next low-risk, high-upside move.

Per SNY’s Ian Begley, Minnesota Timberwolves assistant Pablo Prigioni — who the Knicks recently requested, and were granted permission to interview — decided to stay in Minnesota. According to Begley, family reasons were the driving factor behind the decision.