And so far, Quickley has made the Knicks’ inaction look silly. His production and impact has been so good that he might play his way into the starting lineup, a $30 million annual contract, and maybe an entirely different locker room.
Through 16 games, Quickley is averaging a career-high 15.9 points on 50.5 percent shooting from the field and 37.5 percent from behind the arc. He's also reeled in 3.4 rebounds and 3.1 assists while continually being one of the team's most impactful defenders in just 25 minutes per night.
Per-36 minutes, he’d be producing at a 23-5-5 line with plus defense, a feat that can be matched by only a handful of guards in the league.
Given how many games he’s closed for the Knicks this season and prior, it’s safe to say he’s no bench novelty, but one of the best two-way guards in basketball.
imagine having Brunson and then Quickley off the bench. God what I would give to have a good backup PG
We suffered in PG hell for this we deserved it
Elfrid Payton had me missing Jarrett Jack and his 5.6 apg
fat ray felton was nice too
Felton was the last good PG we had prior to JB
Jeremy Lin (for a while)