The New York Knicks envisioned a seismic shift when Karl-Anthony Towns arrived in Manhattan. A stretch big with postseason chops, capable of reshaping the floor around Jalen Brunson and injecting size into late-game mismatches. On paper, the move promised a deeper playoff run, a diversified offense, and a partner who could create space and draw attention in critical moments.

As the 2025–26 season approaches, it’s becoming clear how the Knicks deploy Towns, especially in end-of-game possessions, will define their ceiling. And for fans and analysts alike, the upcoming adjustments may reveal whether this star can finally reach his potential in New York. However, people closely tracking his growth offer a perspective that adds context to the criticisms swirling around the Knicks’ new setu

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