Mike Brown discusses Knicks’ challenges with chemistry and performance
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 2, 2026, 10:00 PM
Last updated Nov 2, 2026

New York Knicks head coach Mike Brown emphasized the team's need to restart their chemistry after a 2-4 start to the season on November 2, 2026. He compared their situation to climbing a mountain, noting that they must begin at base camp and cannot skip steps. Despite previously strong performances, the Knicks have struggled offensively, with high turnover rates and disjointed play. Brown highlighted the importance of generating quality three-point shots to improve the inside game. Guard José Alvarado is recovering from an ankle injury and was practicing but is listed as questionable for the next game against the Nets.
- •Knicks start the season 2-4 after strong playoff performance last year.
- •Mike Brown calls for rebuilding team chemistry from scratch.
- •Offense struggles with turnovers and lack of cohesiveness.
- •Alvarado is practicing but listed as questionable for next game.
- 10:00 PMYahoo Sports — Mike Brown Says Knicks Must Climb A New Mountain After Offseason Break
"Mike Brown reveals why the Knicks' championship chemistry vanished. The coach says the team starts at base camp again, not where they left off.
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