“He’s always been a team-first guy and winning’s always at the forefront, he’s always been a great teammate. He’s happy when other people have success. He’s most happy when the team wins. And whether he scores two points or he scores 20 points, he’s the same guy. And he’s doing it a lot of different ways, I think, I have mentioned this many times when we look at his net rating per 48 when he’s on the floor, what he’s done with us is pretty remarkable. So he adds a lot of value to winning.”
Derrick Rose explodes off bench on MVP anniversary to seal Knicks’ first winning season since 2013
