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.

Mikal Bridges reportedly declined the New York Knicks' contract extension offer ahead of Monday's deadline. Per The Athletic's James Edwards, the

The Knicks’ acquisitions of Bridges and Anunoby, two premier 3-and-D talents, were made with an eye toward contending with Boston’s lethal combination of Tatum and Brown.

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.