Author of a great game this week for the Knicks, Evan Fournier will seek to continue in view of the next deadlines. The rear wants to pick up its pace, something he can’t necessarily do every time. We can see this as a request from the French, who hopes in any case for changes.
Hero of the last Knicks game, with a real card against the Celtics, Evan Fournier is smiling again. The Frenchman has been in difficulty in recent weeks, notably with a 0 point meeting, a sign of his current problems. This heat stroke lifts his spirits, even if it is necessary to follow up.
This is perhaps the biggest challenge for Evan in the Big Apple, he who must be able to bring consistency in this roster. He is one of the major players, so it is up to him to bring a certain production every night… should we still have the possibility.
Evan Fournier wants Knicks changes
With some important players, like RJ Barrett, Derrick Rose or Julius Randle, many want to pick up pace in attack … when the others have to withdraw. Not easy for Fournier, who likes to gain strength. He made it clear during his last outing to the media.
Fournier: “I feel like we don’t have that thing where we know how we’re going to play every night, then it’s kind of like the guy who gets going early is going to get a lot of attention. Which is good, but sometimes it means that you get less rhythm for other players.” #Knicks
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I get the feeling that sometimes we don’t quite know how we’re going to play each night, and it’s the one that catches fire first that gets the attention. Which is good, but sometimes it means other players don’t have a lot of rhythm.
Clearly, Evan would like a better distribution of the attack in New York, at least that’s what we understand. If a player gets hot and starts to put his baskets, it is also necessary to know how to highlight the others to try to facilitate the matches.
The New York attack is nevertheless delicate, with an Evan who must be more regular, and a Randle who is struggling to find his address. Can Tom Thibodeau make it all smoother and find a good combination? We will have answers in the coming weeks, in view of the playoffs. Be careful, because there is not much time left in view of the competition.
Evan Fournier calls for changes in attack for the Knicks, and hopes to see something new in the coming weeks. The shooter wants more rhythm in order to better punish the opponents. When we see how he punished the Celtics, the manager would be inspired to listen to him.
