The New York Knicks turned around a disappointing stretch with a dominant 140-106 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks, following a significant loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder. Head coach Tom Thibodeau praised the resilience of his players, emphasizing the importance of character and commitment throughout the season.
Jalen Brunson was pivotal, scoring 44 points, including 23 in the first quarter, while Karl-Anthony Towns added 30 points and 18 rebounds. The Knicks demonstrated improved shooting from beyond the arc, connecting on 43.9% of their attempts.
Cameron Payne also contributed off the bench, scoring 18 points, which bolstered the Knicks' offense. Despite the win, concerns remain regarding the team’s depth and the impact of injuries as they face a challenging schedule ahead.
