New York Knicks leading scorer, Marcus Morris, wants to be with the team for the ‘long term’. Morris is averaging 19.1 points per and is the main reason the Knicks remain relevant in games.
Case-in-point, last night. The Knicks had a head-scratching great first quarter, scoring 45 points. But they were playing against a Kawhi Leonard-less Los Angeles Clippers. As all fans know, a let down is always looming and that’s exactly what happened in the second quarter. Ultimately, the Knicks fell 135-132.
However if it wasn’t for Morris, the Knicks wouldn’t have had a chance to win last night or many games before that.