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.

Josh Hart offered strong thoughts about teammate Mikal Bridges' new shooting form after the New York Knicks' loss to the Boston Celtics.

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.