The best thing Knicks first-year mentor David Fizdale had going for him is keeping up camaraderie. That might test as this season could turn crazy out West.

Failures of 10 of the last 11 games, the Knicks are very nearly acquiring the NBA’s most noticeably bad record as they set out on a six-diversion, fourteen day demise walk.

The street starts with a rematch in Milwaukee on Thursday before taking off West for five amusements of fate against the Jazz, Nuggets, Lakers, Trail Blazers and Warriors.

“We got the opportunity to ensure we remain together,” Tim Hardaway Jr. said after the Knicks’ 109-95 Christmas Day flop versus the Bucks. “We got the chance to figure out how to make our lives significantly less demanding on the floor — thump down shots when we’re open, hit the correct man when he’s open and safeguard.”

With the Knicks positioned 29th in guarded rating at 112.9 focuses per 100 belongings, Fizdale may have supported off, dropping Wednesday’s training. After misfortunes to alliance residue, Cleveland, Phoenix and Atlanta the previous two weeks, the Knicks sit at 9-26 — tied with the NBA’s second-most exceedingly terrible winning rate. They are one amusement from the base and this lethal trek against six playoff-bore clubs ought to work.

Completing with the most noticeably awful record, however, won’t give them the best chances at the draft lottery due to its new arrangement. The three most exceedingly awful groups split the chances equitably (14.5 percent).

“We can’t be negative about it,” Frank Ntilikina revealed to The Post. “You got the opportunity to be sure. It’s the best way to plan.”

Last season’s club, trained by Jeff Hornacek, additionally went to pieces at Christmas. Those Knicks were 17-15 entering the occasion and sputtered to a 12-48 post-Christmas record — lowlighted by Kristap Porzingis’ ACL tear in February.

“Folks are progressively energetic, we’re more into and associated with the group [than last year],” Hardaway said. “Everybody cherishes each other on the group. It’s certainly so extraordinary. I’ll do battle with these folks. We’re partners — and family.”

Fizdale’s persevering re-trying of the revolution has been a component of a youthful list’s irregularities and his own flightiness. Trey Burke, Frank Ntilikina, Mario Hezonja and Emmanuel Mudiay have each endured stretches in which they didn’t play by any means.

Courtney Lee didn’t play on Christmas Day out of the blue since coming back from neck damage this month and was joined by Nilikina and Hezonja. The Croatian may have been avoided an undermining Giannis Antetokounmpo. Fizdale needs to choose again Thursday whether to play the 23-year-old forward against the Greek Freak, whom he incensed on Dec. 1 by dunking on him and after that venturing over his 6-foot-11 outline.

“I didn’t actually envision what it would have been [record-wise] so I simply endeavored to set myself up rationally for whatever misfortune comes,” Fizdale said. “It’s on me to remain even in the subject of and not be here and there sincerely in light of the fact that I must keep their spirits right. They feel it. I would prefer not to remain here and act like they’re dismissing it and not acknowledging [the losses].”