Alec Burks exceeding Knicks’ wildest expectations
NY Post
DALLAS — The only mistake Knicks president Leon Rose made during free agency this past November was not giving Alec Burks a two-year deal.
With his savvy and cool fourth-quarter shotmaking, Burks is emerging as an NBA Sixth Man of the Year candidate. His biggest competition, Jordan Clarkson, plays for the same Jazz outfit with which Burks spent the first 7½ seasons of his NBA career, much of it under the radar. The Knicks signed Burks as a bench scorer and he has exceeded their wildest expectations in pulling out some games in the final period with his feathery shot.
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