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scrap drop coverage and institute switching for the Boston series … but only after virtually never doing it in games during the regular season and not giving his players a chance to get reps and familiarity with the approach before deploying it in the highest-leverage moment of the season. Yes, Thibodeauchange the underperforming starting lineup and extend his rotation against Indiana … but only once the Knicks were down 2-0 and in danger of seeing their season effectively ended.

eventually assent to changing the starting lineup, he did so bynext to Towns — and, notably,by replacing the shaky-shooting Hart with reserve guard Miles “Deuce” McBride, a more willing and able 3-point shooter who could allow New York to field a full-fledged five-out lineup.

Those sorts of alignments — the space they could create in the half-court, the firepower they could allow the Knicks to put on the floor — were presumably what Rose and Co. had in mind when they pulled the trigger on the Towns blockbuster. But Thibodeau evidently never felt comfortable leaning in that direction, perhaps due to concerns about the defensive limitations of a unit featuring two 6-foot-2 guards. All told, he played the Brunson-KAT-OG-Bridges quartet with McBride foracross 100 total games.

That kind of rotation management — running the Brunson-KAT combo out there with at least one non-shooter for

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