In Episode 550 of State of the New York Knicks, I break down the Knicks' second Summer League game as they fall to 0-2 after a loss to the San Antonio Spurs. I share my biggest takeaways from another opportunity to evaluate the young roster, including why I'm still encouraged by Pacome Dadiet despite his shooting struggles because of his aggressive drives, improving defense, and confidence taking quality three-point looks. I also discuss Tyler Nickel's continued scoring, his high-volume perimeter shooting, smart off-ball movement, defensive competitiveness, and why I'd like to see him contribute more on the glass. I give my honest thoughts on Mohamed Diawara's rough outing, explain why it was a performance to forget, and finish by talking about Jack Kayil, who I thought looked like the team's most competent point guard, took care of the basketball, and earned the right to start the next Summer League game. As always, I give my unfiltered analysis of the Knicks' young talent and what stood out most from Game 2.
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