Bridges had a debut to forget against the Boston Celtics on Tuesday, as did the rest of the Knicks in a 132-109 loss to the defending champions. After one of the most eventful offseasons in recent NBA history, New York was overwhelmed at the 3-point line to a historic degree.

What's wrong with Mikal Bridges' shot? That's the question many in the NBA world were asking after one of the New York Knicks' major offseason acquisitions went 0 of 10 from behind the arc in the team's preseason finale against the Washington Wizards on Friday night.

The New York Knicks made a couple of blockbuster moves over the offseason. One of their acquisitions involved a trade for a traded Philadelphia 76ers draft pick

Mikal Bridges' regular season debut for the Knicks couldn't have gotten off to a much worse start. The $90.9 million man endured an opening 24 minutes of hell against the Celtics, seeing shot after shot spurn the target.

As Bridges hit training camp for the Knicks, something unexpected happened: videos kept popping up of his jump shooting form looking really, really weird. Notably, Bridges had a big hitch in his jump shot that wasn’t there last season. The problem has only gotten worse in the preseason.

Joe Mazzulla vividly remembers the Knicks’ franchise-altering moves, even if the exact dates escape him. It was actually June 26th, not the 28th as he mentioned, when New York agreed to send five first-round picks to the Nets for Mikal Bridges.

The New York Knicks may develop a case of buyer's remorse when it comes to acquiring Mikal Bridges from the Brooklyn Nets. Earlier this year, the Knicks sent Bojan Bogdanovic, Shake Milton, Mamadi Diakite and five first-round picks to the Nets in exchange for Bridges.