In his first preseason as the member of the New York Knicks, Mikal Bridges shot just 2 for 19 (10.5%) from beyond the arc in 106 minutes. For a 37.5% career 3-point shooter, this was surprising. Maybe it was just a cold streak in a bunch of meaningless exhibition games.

The New York Knicks made a couple of blockbuster moves over the offseason. One of their acquisitions involved a trade for a traded Philadelphia 76ers draft pick

In June, New York sent a slew of first-round picks to Brooklyn for Bridges. The Villanova Knicks were the talk of the town. Bridges is in an environment where he can thrive as a role player (at least, that's what fans thought) rather than be the No. 1 option like he was with the Nets.

What's wrong with Mikal Bridges' shot? That's the question many in the NBA world were asking after one of the New York Knicks' major offseason acquisitions went 0 of 10 from behind the arc in the team's preseason finale against the Washington Wizards on Friday night.

As Bridges hit training camp for the Knicks, something unexpected happened: videos kept popping up of his jump shooting form looking really, really weird. Notably, Bridges had a big hitch in his jump shot that wasn’t there last season. The problem has only gotten worse in the preseason.

Mikal Bridges' newest jump shot has the New York Knicks fanbase bracing themselves for possible concerns heading into the season.

Miles 'Deuce' McBride was a bright spot in the Knicks' opening night loss to Boston, proving that he is ready to make another jump in his game.

New York Knicks forward Josh Hart came to the defense of his former Villanova teammate after Tuesday’s season opener in […]

Sep 30, 2024; New York, NY, USA; New York Knicks guard Josh Hart speaks during a media day press conference at the MSG training facility in Tarrytown, NY. Mandatory Credit: Brad Penner-Imagn Images / Brad Penner-Imagn Images If the "Roommates Show" is any indication,