Miles McBride
Definition
Miles McBride, often nicknamed 'Deuce,' is an American professional basketball player who plays as a shooting guard for the New York Knicks in the NBA.
Drafted 36th overall by the Oklahoma City Thunder in the 2021 NBA Draft and subsequently traded to the Knicks, McBride is known for his tenacious defense, quick hands, and emerging sharpshooting ability.
Examples
Miles McBride turned the game around with a flurry of threes, proving why Knicks fans call him Deuce for his double-digit impact off the bench.
Opponents dread Miles McBride's defensive pressure; it's like trying to dribble past a caffeinated squirrel in Madison Square Garden.
When Miles McBride hits his stride, the Knicks' bench mob transforms from backup dancers to headliners stealing the show.
Miles McBride's steal-and-score sequence had announcers fumbling for superlatives, as if he'd invented a new physics for basketball.