Quentin Grimes ‘has to learn he’s not the lead dog’ in new Knicks role
NY Post
LAS VEGAS — Although the Knicks selected Quentin Grimes in the first round of last month’s draft, he wasn’t exactly the featured guy on offense during their first three summer league games at the Thomas & Mack Center.
The 6-foot-4 shooting guard, who led the University of Houston to the Final Four in March, has taken a backseat to the Knicks’ two first-round picks from the 2020 draft — Immanuel Quickley and Obi Toppin. Cougars head coach Kelvin Sampson noticed Grimes struggling to adjust to the lesser role and to a point guard who isn’t exactly Chris Paul.
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