New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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The league has put restrictions on practice and morning shootarounds but has opened the doors for 20,000 maskless fans to crowd into an arena around the players.
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Given an opportunity to make his first start with Julius Randle sidelined, Obi Toppin scores only five points as Knicks struggle.
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Obi Toppin lacks Julius Randle's versatility and outside shooting ability, but he brings energy and speed when he's on the court.
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Said Tom Thibodeau, "That's the great value of the guys who have been on the bench. They have done a terrific job, all of them.''
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The Knicks' star has not seemed like the same player as last season — not just in his waning offensive numbers, but his movement and effort on the floor.
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DETROIT — Tom Thibodeau likes to lecture his team that every player who makes it to the NBA has to be great to get there, so ignore the names on the jersey, the pedigree of the opposition, and just play hard.
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Walker did not play back-to-back games at all last season with Boston, but he did play one set earlier this season for the Knicks.
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"I need repetition, consistency, consistency getting in the gym," the Knicks forward said. "This season has been a little tough with illnesses and stuff."
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Mitchell Robinson leads with 14 points and pulls down 18 rebounds. Julius Randle adds 13 points with 15 rebounds and Evan Fournier also has 13 points.
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"I loved living here," the Knicks coach said. "I enjoyed it. Great people."
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The Knicks roster has been hit hard, but some teams like Timberwolves have had it worse.
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They are missing just three players to the protocols as they departed with their opening night starting lineup intact.
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Healthier Knicks roll past an Atlanta team with eight players in health and safety protocols
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With no Trae Young, sidelined by COVID-19 protocols along with seven teammates, they roll to Christmas Day win over Hawks.
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The Knicks will play the COVID-19-depleted Hawks on Christmas Day, and with players now coming back from the NBA's health and safety protocols, Toppin thinks things will turn around soon.