RJ Barrett returned to his old routine of extra shooting at night, and his shots started to fall again.
Barrett snapped out of his shooting funk and spurred the New York Knicks to get back on track with a 121-109 win over San Antonio Spurs Tuesday night on the road.
The win ended a three-game slide as the Knicks improved to 7-4 on the road. They returned to .500 with an even 12-12 record.
Barrett had a lot to do with it.
After a string of five cold-shooting games, Barrett fired a game-high 32 points built around a career-high seven three-pointers.