Reddish, once the nation's No. 1 high school student, completely fell out of the Knicks' rotation.
To be precise, he was completely abandoned by Thibodeau, and he didn't even want to beat him for garbage time.
Since December 5, Reddish has now sat on the bench for 17 consecutive games without playing a minute.
Knicks reporter Stefan Bondy previously posted that the former's departure is a foregone conclusion, and it is impossible to play again this season.
Born in 1999, Reddish is 2.03m tall and a flanker with top athletic talent.
In high school, he was named the first man in the nation, and was later overtaken by Zion and Barrett.
In college, the trio teamed up to join Duke University, but unfortunately the crazy three tournament round of 16 was eliminated.
But even so, Reddish was selected early with the 10th pick in the first round due to the huge potential visible to the naked eye.
As for Zion and Barrett, one was elected champion and the other became a scout.
When the Hawks first drafted Reddish, they tried to make it a future core cultivation.
During his rookie season, the 20-year-old played 27 minutes and averaged 10.5 points and 3.7 rebounds per game.
In the final 12 games of the regular season, Reddish had nine scoring double-doubles, including four 20+.
Overall, although his state was up and down, he was still young, and there were many people who were willing to continue to believe and wait for him.
Even James has publicly said that Reddish will do a lot in the future, calling him a "young king."
But what is ironic is that after the 2021-22 season, Reddish suddenly lost his attention to management.
Whether it's the Hawks or the Knicks, their time is fragmented, and many games are still not available.
Why? It can only be said that Reddish himself is not competitive enough, and he always can't seize opportunities when they arise.
At the age of 23, his efficiency is still as inconsistent as he was in his rookie season, and his three-point practice is delayed.
Secondly, Reddish is not good enough to defend, the awareness of co-defense above the level of single defense is worrying, and the tactical literacy is not very good.
A player like him, who is on a bad team, can get a lot of opportunities, but in the playoffs, it's really hard to win the trust of the manager.
It is worth mentioning that the Knicks have changed Reddish's asking price from the first round to two second rounds, and the Lakers are currently the most interested buyers.