New York — Veteran coach Mike Brown has been tasked with helping the Knicks attain a three-point shooting goal that the franchise failed to reach under former head coach Tom Thibodeau.
The objective, established during Thibodeau’s tenure, remained unmet despite multiple attempts to emphasize perimeter offense. Brown is now focused on turning that vision into reality as the organization continues its push to modernize its attack from beyond the arc.
Details of the specific benchmark have not been disclosed, but team officials have reiterated that improving long-range accuracy and volume is a top priority heading into the 2025-26 season.
Brown brings years of NBA coaching experience and a reputation for adaptable offensive schemes. The Knicks believe his approach can finally align their on-court results with the three-point standards they have publicly embraced in recent seasons.
The club will begin training camp next week, where Brown is expected to implement new drills and spacing concepts designed to raise both efficiency and confidence from deep.
Source: New York Post
