Wassup in Westchester: Knicks 15th man candidate Tim Frazier destroys Knicks' farm team

Stingy was right.

Just last week our own Jonathan Schulman posited that point guard Tim Frazier, recently released by the Portland Trail Blazers, would be a fine target for the Knicks' 15th roster spot. The Knicks themselves have reportedly held internal discussions on signing Frazier. If only there was a chance to see him in action, up close and personal.

Well the Knicks' front office got their chance to watch Frazier -- if they turned on MSG2 Sunday afternoon, that is -- and it came at the expense of their own D-League affiliate, the Westchester Knicks. Frazier came up just shy of a triple-double -- 18 points on 8-9 shooting, 11 rebounds and 9 assists -- as his Maine Red Claws curb-stomped the W-Knicks by the score of 126-88.

Highlights!

Tim Frazier (He's been linked to the Knicks, so we might as well bask in his magnificence)

Jimmer Fredette

Thanasis Antetokounmpo

Poor Travis Trice, who set a career high in points just one day earlier, looked completely out of his depth against Maine: 9 points on 3-10 shooting, 3 assists and 4 turnovers. Jimmer Fredette came off the bench in his Westchester return and wasn't much better: 12 points on 5-14 shooting, 3 rebounds and 3 assists. This was as brutal as any Knicks-Celtics game from 2008 to 2010.

The W-Knicks are now two games behind Maine in the standings. Get your shit together, guys. You're our only hope for playoff basketball!