"Once Mike D'Antoni's mid-life crisis in New York concludes, the one and only question will be whether Steve Nash enters the Hall of Fame as a player or as a coach.

It's one thing to appoint Nash the offensive caretaker, but, does D'Antoni honestly expect the Knicks to win as a unit by making Carmelo Anthony predominately responsible for ball movement?

I understand the improbability of coordinating any kind of cohesive drone strike or ground attack without a prototype playmaker, a current affliction shackling the Knicks. However, if D'Antoni is the superior coach he was cranked up to be in Phoenix, he would have adapted his approach to the talents of the team versus a single lost soul who apparently doesn't grasp (or care about) the problems of playing off him."