Hey there, Nick's fans.

Hey there, Nick's fans. How you doing? It's your boy, Andrew Claudio, producer of the Nix

Film School podcast with part two of our special bonus cap or no cap talking about asset

consolidation and what the Nix might and could and probably well do when the December 15th moratorium is lifted.

Let's get into it.

I'm going to assume that you already have listened to part one.

I guess if you haven't and you're hearing this, refresh your podcast feed.

There are two episodes that were released at the same time.

Part one breaks down the week that we just had and then John and Jeremy each give out their

game ball and their detention and Jeremy began his presentation and then we split the recording

into two. So all that being said, if you haven't listened to part one, please go ahead and do that.

But let's get into it. Part two, cap or no cap, asset consolidation.

So, let's talk about what's plagued the Knicks the most this season so far, right?

RJ Barrett's shooting slump. Why would you have to type this out? Because we have to talk about

it, right? Obviously, it was brutal. Julius Randall coming back down to Earth from his all-NBA second

team season last year. Lack of having point cards, really. I mean, they've got two in the

backup unit. Obviously, Tibbs does not feel comfortable enough to start quickly. He'd rather have

Alec Berks. Alex Berks is an emergency point guard in my mind. He is not a consistent guy.

But he's been phenomenal with what he's done, and I can't blame him for not being put

into a role that he was placed into.

Evan Fornier, not rising to the task whatsoever.

The center position underperforming.

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