New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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Fournier, who has averaged only 12.2 points since the opener, believes the Knicks aren't getting enough good shots and need to put more pressure on the defense.
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Thibodeau's point after Wednesday's loss was that effort is something that can't waver from game to game
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Walker, who scored only two points in Wednesday's loss to Bucks, said it is his responsibility to get the first unit going.
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In the end the Knicks just didn't have enough left to finish the job and instead fell to 2-4 at home.
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They entered Wednesday night with a 7-4 record, but they have been wildly inconsistent, beating some of the best teams and losing to some of the worst ones.
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The win improved them to 5-1 on the road, the best road mark in the Eastern Conference thus far.
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The point guard sat out Sunday's loss to the Cavaliers to rest, but returned to help the Knicks beat the 76ers Monday night.
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Julius Randle scores 10 of his 31 points in defeating Philadelphia whose missing players included Joel Embiid and Tobias Harris.
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Surprisingly, the Knicks rank 27th in the NBA in defensive rating after finishing third last season.
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He joins teammates Tobias Harris of LI, Matisse Thybulle and Isaiah Joe along with a staff member in quarantine
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Cavaliers' Sixth man has game-high 37 points. Julius Randle leads Knicks with 19.
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Walker did not play in back-to-back games last season when he was with the Celtics.
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I've been through a lot," Rose said. "I'm in a great place. And I'm on a team, a very talented team."
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Julius Randle, Derrick Rose and RJ Barrett totaled 75 points for the Knicks.
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Back in the rotation after being sidelined by a hamstring injury, he has healthy mindset.