NY Post · Jan 18, 2019
Emmanuel Mudiay wants to be the closer Knicks are missing
Emmanuel Mudiay looks to put up a shot against Chasson Randle during the Knicks' 101-100 loss to the Wizards on Thursday in London.LONDON — Knicks point guard Emmanuel Mudiay didn’t see much of London on his second trip to Britain. He was laid up with a head cold.
Mudiay saw plenty of net through three quarters Thursday against the Wizards, however, when he made nine of his first 10 shots, further establishing himself as a potential point guard of the future.
But in the end, Mudiay couldn’t make enough big plays in the fourth quarter as the Knicks blew a 12-point lead and lost 101-100. Mudiay finished with 25 points on 11-of-18 shooting with seven rebounds but also had five turnovers.
