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The New York Knicks defeated the Portland Trail Blazers 112 to 84 to keep up their winning streak. Donte DiVincenzo’s steal and slam gave New York the lead, which they never gave up. By the conclusion of the first quarter, they were up by 16, by the end of the second, by 22, and by the end of the third, by 36. Four starters missed the whole fourth quarter due to the overwhelming victory; OG Anunoby had some additional exercises before taking an early break.

Given that New York defeated a struggling Blazers club, we should temper our reactions. However, that doesn’t take away from the flawless ball movement or the tenacious defense. The Knicks only appeared careless on a string of quick breaks and never let up on their game.

for the subsequent quarter.

With five games remaining in the run, the Knicks hold exclusive possession of fourth place in the East. Let’s celebrate the exciting triumph and talk about the fun we had.

The major reason Jalen Brunson had a bad night was that his jumper wouldn’t fall. Brunson was effectively crowded out by the Blazers on trips inside the arc, and they closed the gap on almost every driving Knick. Brunson therefore had little trouble finding room to shoot three-pointers, but his attempts rimmed out.

Ball movement was made possible by Portland’s increased focus on slashers. Even with zone defense looks, the Blazers created a lot of opportunities for open shooting. Brunson took advantage of this by using numerous head fakes to dislodge opponents and open up passing lanes for dimes. While he wasn’t much of a scorer, Brunson did provide some exquisite assists

Despite Brunson’s struggles, the squad remained strong. His departure had no effect, and he enjoyed some enjoyable moments when he faced top choice Scoot Henderson. I hope Brunson kept his best material for Dallas because this performance only earns a 2 out of 5.
Donte DiVincenzo dunk and stole the ball to start the game. Although the remainder of his performance lacked the forcefulness of that first few seconds, he nevertheless made an excellent presentation by carefully choosing his moments.

The impact plays of The Big Ragu are usually notable. There are no indicators that his three-point assault will slow off. But when closeouts drew near, he also played the willing passer, creating an extra. Though I believe he got touches, he only had two assists.

in multiple sequences that resulted in teammates’ open buckets.

DiVo keeps proving why he should be in the starting lineup. Even though there aren’t any fresh developments to talk about, his consistent contributions are entertaining. He nearly collected a scalp on a failed attempt at a dunk. DiVincenzo is the ideal connector; he receives a score of 2.5 out of 5. OG When ball handlers found Anunoby in the corners, he took advantage of the Blazers’ strategy of stacking the middle to score three points from distance. Anunoby made sharp turns, and the ball frequently found him. With more over five minutes remaining in the first quarter, he had 13 points.