Landry Shamet is on fire, hitting 50% of his three-point shots in April and emerging as a key player for the Knicks as they head into the playoffs. His recovery from a shoulder injury has been inspiring, and he is being considered for a pivotal role in the playoff rotation.

Landry Shamet has emerged as a crucial player for the Knicks, scoring a season-high 29 points against the Nets, which is part of a recent stretch where he averages 11.6 points per game with a remarkable 47.4% shooting from three-point range. His smart play and experience are expected to bolster the Knicks' playoff rotation.

Landry Shamet's impressive 29-point performance off the bench highlighted his ability to contribute significantly even when not starting. His shooting will be crucial as the Knicks prepare for the playoffs.

Shamet's recent performance indicates he could play a pivotal role off the bench, especially with his shooting display against the Nets.

Landry Shamet provided a much-needed spark off the bench with 13 points, demonstrating his ability to step up during crucial moments.