The New York Knicks played the Toronto Raptors on Sunday, Jan. 15 and continued to play poorly. Another loss against above .500 teams refutes any argument for the Knicks being better than their 18-23 record shows.
For the Raptors, the game was never in doubt. Toronto has the second-best offense in the NBA and boasts one of the best backcourts in the league.
DeMar DeRozan played an excellent game, scoring 23 points, gathering five rebounds, and dishing out five assists. DeRozan got to the rim at will throughout his 28 minutes of play.
DeMarre Carroll added 20 points and gave Raptors fans a glimpse of the player he can be when healthy.