New York Knicks · 3 notes
But, man, I thought he tried to be physical.
Pacome Dadiet showed growth but still has to do a better job staying in front of the ball, Knicks coach Mike Brown said. "But, man, I thought he tried to be physical." Brown also joked about Dadiet's late backcourt violation.
nobody's going to stop Anthony Edwards.
Pacome Dadiet drew the Anthony Edwards assignment against Minnesota, and Knicks coach Mike Brown was forgiving: "nobody's going to stop Anthony Edwards." Brown said Dadiet took the right shots. His one gripe: giving up drives down the middle on closeouts.
As soon as that thing hits his hands, if he has any space at all at 6'7 or 6'8, whatever he is, boom, let it fly.
Pacome Dadiet must shoot with confidence, the Knicks' Mike Brown said at practice: "As soon as that thing hits his hands, if he has any space at all at 6'7 or 6'8, whatever he is, boom, let it fly." He called Dadiet one of the team's best cutters but wants better feel on defense.