With the recent hiring of Mike Brown as the New York Knicks' head coach, players like Miles McBride stand to benefit significantly. Unlike the previous regime under Tom Thibodeau, Brown's rotations may allow McBride to showcase his versatility on the court, especially alongside new teammates like Jordan Clarkson and Guerschon Yabusele. McBride has already expressed enthusiasm about the chemistry and potential of the new second unit.

Last season, McBride averaged 9.5 points per game while shooting 37% from beyond the arc, but he often found himself underutilized. With Brown at the helm, there are indications that McBride could see a more prominent role, possibly leading to a breakout season. His ability to contribute in multiple ways—spacing the floor and playing solid defense—will be crucial in the Knicks' pursuit of success.