I think a lot of KAT’s deficiencies as a 4 were covered by Gobert. IMO, KAT will be playing as the 5 for the vast majority of the time in New York.That said, KAT is potentially a much better fit with the Knicks than Randle. Positionally he's exactly what they need - a big PF who is very comfortable playing center when Robinson is injured or on the bench (he's 4 inches taller than Randle and was a full-time center before Gobert). There were whispers that Randle didn't fit in with the Nova crew, and that's not a thing anymore. Randle is a free agent at the end of the year, KAT is guaranteed for the next 3 years. Both guys have had serious issues in the playoffs, I'll say that a change of scenery is good for both in that regard. I really do like this for the Knicks (though I'm sorry they were so quick to break up the Nova group), this is a risk well worth taking for them. I like it less for Minnesota, but the salary relief and simply a reset on their 2nd star makes it worth a shot.
Twitter is a fucking cesspool right now, but can still come up with gems like this.
The offense will be very good but I don’t think a team that has bad defenders at the 1 and the 5 can win big.
EDIT: I also don’t think KAT has the personality to play in NY. It seems like he’s the type of player that the media can chew up and spit out.