The second half of the 2020-21 NBA schedule has been released, meaning we now know who, when and where the Knicks will play for the next few months as they make their pleasantly surprising playoff push behind All-Star Julius Randle.
The unveiling of the schedule for the second half serves as a reminder that we’re living in weird times. Because of the pandemic, this season is only 72 games long. The Knicks are seventh place in the East at 15-17 heading into Thursday’s matchup against Sacramento, meaning they’ve got 40 games left to sustain a spot in the postseason.