Coming off of three straight wins, this was a big test for a Knicks team that had it’s eight game winning streak ended by the Raptors just a couple of weeks ago. In what was a pretty closely contested first quarter, the Knicks offense got off to a slow start early on as a Julius Randle step back three was the only basket in the first two and a half minutes of the game. Meanwhile, Toronto used some balanced scoring from Pascal Siakam, Fred VanVleet, and Gary Trent Jr. to take an early lead. Randle then suddenly caught fire with three more threes, most of which were very well contested by OG Anunoby, to carry the Knicks offense.
Knicks 112, Raptors 108: “It was a good overall win for us”
