Knicks coach Derek Fisher got off scot-free Monday after the NBA concluded its investigation into his love-triangle fight with Matt Barnes in Los Angeles.
Now Fisher has to do a better job in fixing the Knicks’ triangle offense, which he finally acknowledged is broken after Sunday night’s fourth straight loss.
In an interview with The Post Monday, Charley Rosen, Phil Jackson’s confidant and his former Continental Basketball Association assistant coach, confirmed the Knicks’ system offense is lagging under Fisher’s watch, riddled with bad picks, a lack of proper movement, too much dribbling and not enough backdoor cuts.