Knicks' Quentin Grimes Expresses Frustration Over Lack of Involvement in Offense

Echoing sentiments of other players, Grimes' comments point to larger issues within the team's dynamics and roster construction.

Quentin Grimes, a guard for the New York Knicks, has expressed frustration over his lack of involvement in the team's offense, stating that his rhythm and confidence are affected due to rarely touching the ball.
Grimes' sentiments echo those of six other current or former Knicks players, pointing to a larger issue within the team's dynamics.
Coach Tom Thibodeau has been criticized for fostering an environment of discouragement, with his offense being described as too heavy on isolation and unimaginative.
The Knicks' roster construction has been called into question, with a logjam at guard and wing positions leading to player frustration.
Despite Grimes' struggles, head coach Tom Thibodeau has indicated that he does not plan to make changes to the first unit, citing Grimes' defensive abilities.