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 OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Larry Brown's arms flapped at once, his right signaling to point guard Stephon Marbury and the left pointing a big man to his spot. It's amazing he didn't throw both hands up in frustration instead. The Knicks were in the middle of another late-game collapse.
So far, Brown's New York homecoming has been anything but fun. His team has failed to win a game on the way to its worst start in 18 years, and Brown insists he might need to change his coaching style ever so slightly at age 65 to get things turned around.
"I remember when I was at Kansas, we lost five straight games. I told the team 'We're playing great,' and we won the national championship a month later," Brown recalled Friday, before the Knicks' 86-84 loss to the Golden State Warriors, New York's fifth straight defeat to start the season.
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