(2:40)Open Extended ReactionsNew York Knicks coach Mike Brown speaks of a standard, not unlike former Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin's. "You want to embrace your standard," Brown said Monday night in the bowels of the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, before an eventual loss to the LA Clippers. With six weeks left in the regular season, Brown knows the Knicks need to raise their standard. Here are five issues that the Knicks must solve before the real season begins on April 20:By the numbers, Towns is having a good, not great, second season in New York. When asked about Towns' season and the feeling that Towns has been underwhelming, he raised his hand about six inches above his head to symbolize Brunson as the No.