If you predicted this in January, please take a cookie.
Out of every player Leon Rose acquired via trade this season to boost the Knicks’ playoff push, throw-in Precious Achiuwa is the leader in minutes, points, rebounds, blocks, assists and almost everything cumulative.
That’s good for Achiuwa, who has exceeded expectations in a contract year. But it mostly speaks to the lack of production and availability from the other pieces added to the roster.
Nearly two months after the trade deadline — and more than three months since the big deal with Toronto — the analysis of Rose’s in-season moves can be summed up as such:
