New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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Randle's six turnovers matched his six field goals in Knicks' 99-75 loss.
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Down by two points at intermission, the Knicks get outscored 55-33 in second half.
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In three games against Boston this season he has averaged 35 points per game.
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The league issued a directive to teams last month attempting to rein in what it believes has been excessive profanity by players and coaches. Randle was a repeat offender this week as the league noted.
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The boos turned to cheers for the Knicks star on Thursday night, but battling fans is a losing proposition.
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Evan Fournier scored a career-high 41 and tied a franchise record with 10 three-pointers as the Knicks rallied from a 25-point first-half deficit.
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That, and coach Tom Thibodeau said the point guard was cleared to begin rehabilitation from his Dec. 22 right ankle surgery.
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In the middle of an erratic season, Knick enjoys notice from the crowd as he works on figuring out how to stay healthy and improve his offensive numbers.
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"My teammates appreciate me, my coaches, organization. Leon [Rose], [William Wesley], [Tom Thibodeau]. Everyone appreciates me. That's all I need," the Knicks forward said.
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Randle had 30 points and 16 rebounds, and Barrett carried the early load with 19 of his 32 points in the first quarter to help the Knicks snap a two-game losing streak.
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"It came back positive — so just soreness," Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau said. "He warmed up in OKC, tweaked something."
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The loss of Randle was not just in his role as the leading scorer on the team and a presence on the boards, but also as a facilitator, creating opportunities for other players by drawing double teams
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With COVID and injuries still wreaking havoc on their roster the Knicks made a trade Monday that could precipitate an assortment of roster moves.
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They were no match for Toronto with Julius Randle, Kemba Walker and Mitchell Robinson among the absent pieces.
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Mitchell Robinson joins Julius Randle, Nerlens Noel, Jericho Sims and Wayne Selden in protocols and the Knicks will also be without Kemba Walker, who has a sore left knee.