ORLANDO, Fla. — Knicks point guard Trey Burke believes he’s found himself.
Burke was on a serious roll on the court in the Big Easy, and then off the court late Friday. He lit up the locker room with a fiery plea that the club must stop being satisfied with taking playoff teams deep into the fourth quarter and instead starting winning those games.
He also reflected on his own season, which took a positive bend by the Mississippi River.
After not playing in three of the prior four games, Burke erupted for 24 points in the 129-123 loss to the Pelicans.