Alvarado's Shooting Struggles Hurt Knicks
Jose Alvarado, the New York Knicks point guard, brings energy and defense but struggles with inconsistent shooting, particularly from three-point range. His shooting percentages have dropped since joining the Knicks, ranking last among players with over 150 minutes on the court. Despite this, his defensive skills shine, with leading defensive and net ratings since the All-Star break. If he can regain his previous three-point shooting form, Alvarado could become a valuable asset for the Knicks in the playoffs.
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