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Thibodeau’s approach, often criticized for being too rigid, seemed to conflict with the changing demands of playoff basketball, where adaptability is key. The team showed a propensity for standing around on offense rather than employing a more vibrant, fast-paced attack. Historical data suggested that the Knicks excelled when they registered high assist numbers during the regular season, yet this did not translate into their playoff performances thus far.