Eager to expose and correct any weakness they may have before the postseason, the New York Knicks may have found one on Tuesday against the Indiana Pacers. 'We'

After posting 42 points and 10 assists in a comeback win over the Rockets Monday night, Knicks point guard Jalen Brunson partook in an interview on the court with MSG Network’s Alan Hahn. Hahn asked, “What turned in that fourth quarter?” “F–king a–hole,” Brunson responded as he retreated back and looked over his shoulder.

In a deal with the Milwaukee Bucks as a part of their Khris Middleton trade with the Washington Wizards, the Knicks brought in veteran guard Delon Wright in exchange for Jericho S

But there is a simpler thought of where the Knicks are right now. It's one that Josh Hart voiced out loud following the win over the Houston Rockets Monday when the Knicks wiped out a double-digit, fourth-quarter lead with Jalen Brunson taking over at the end.

On Thursday, the New York Knicks announced that they had made a trade for Delon Wright (via the Milwaukee Bucks). Wright comes to New York with averages of 2.5

While the trade deadline has now come and gone, the Knicks still have clear areas of need on their roster to address.