Mitch Johnson Hopes Jeremy Sochan Can Find Success as a Rotation Player

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Mitch Johnson Hopes Jeremy Sochan Can Find Success as a Rotation Player

Johnson hopes that Sochan, who was waived by the Spurs earlier this season and is out of the Knicks' rotation, can find success. "The NBA is a grueling league and so sometimes it’s timing, sometimes it’s fit, sometimes it’s circumstance," Johnson said. He hopes that Sochan, who has struggled to cement his place in New York, will get other opportunities.

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