Julius Randle led the Knicks with 33 points in their win over the Nets. Credit: Jim McIsaac
The most consistent thing about the Knicks in the time since Mike Miller took over as interim coach has been his pleading and preaching for consistency.
So perhaps if you’re trying to figure out how to explain the Knicks blowing a double-digit lead Monday to a conglomeration of Wizards players — really, players in Wizards uniforms because even their head coach Scott Brooks might have had a hard time identifying some of them — and then turning it around against a surging Nets squad, well, consistency is preached, but it certainly hasn’t been played.