In a game where both teams had just 10 players each, the Knicks dropped a close one to the Boston Celtics, 114-107. The game started ugly as the Celtics jumped out to a 32-18 lead at home to end the first quarter. While Boston got some great looks from 3, the Knicks offense looked atrocious to start the game. Kemba Walker was very clearly looking for his shot early, but failed to get in a groove. Julius Randle was off again and offensively, looked like a shell of the former Most Improved Player that torched the Celtics for 35 points to start the season.
Celtics 114, Knicks 107: Scenes from one good quarter, at least
