Iman Shumpert believes that playing in coach Derek Fisher's triangle offense will put him in better position to be successful this season, the NY Post reports.

Shumpert believes that playing in coach Derek Fisher's triangle offense will put him in better position to be successful this season, the NY Post reports.

Analysis:

Shumpert started 58 of the 74 games he played in last season, but it's unknown who Fisher will ask to start for the Knicks this season. Carmelo Anthony is a lock at small forward or power forward, and Jose Calderon seems like a lock to start at point guard, but it's unclear who will start at the other three open positions. If Shumpert can find consistency this season and carve out a decent-sized role, he could be a boon in head-to-head leagues where his steals can make him a great piece of fantasy rosters, but based on his history of inefficiency, we're avoiding Shumpert in most rotisserie leagues at this point. He shot a deplorable 38 percent from the field last season.