The New York Knicks avenged their blowout loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers by returning the favor with a blowout of their own, 123-105.
This was a wire to wire win for the Knicks and had everything a fan could ask for; there was perimeter defense, only seven turnovers, protection of the paint and Julius Randle‘s 30 points.
How did the players’ performances grade out along the way towards New York’s fourth victory? Let’s take a look:
He started out slow but finished fast, ending the evening with a +12. In 24 minutes the rookie scored 15 points on five of 13 shooting including 1 of 1 from outside and four of five from the free-throw line.