Grading NY Knicks' Trade Deadline Performance

The New York Knicks weren't the most active team at this year's trading deadline, but their moves certainly stand out from the rest—and not in a good way.
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Just before the deadline struck, the team announced they shipped outcast swingman Ronnie Brewer to the Oklahoma City Thunder for a 2014 second-round pick.

The minor move paved the way for a more high-profile deal, as New York-inked veteran forward Kenyon Martin to a 10-day contract, general manager Glen Grunwald announced (via ESPN New York).



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For a player that began the season as a starter on a conference-leading team, Ronnie Brewer suffered as dramatic a downfall as you could imagine. Through his first 17 games as a Knick, Brewer exceeded all expectations. He miraculously developed a three-point shot—he posted a 42-percent mark from downtown in that span—and averaged over a steal per contest. cheap jerseys from china

But as soon as the hot shooting cooled off, and the defense tailed off with it, Brewer was nowhere to be found. In his last 10 games in New York, he averaged 2.4 minutes per game.