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Well that was a quality loss, I guess. The New York Knicks battled the Boston Celtics until the bitter end, but couldn’t overcome Kyrie Irving and the rest of those green turds. Your final score is 121-112.
Troy Williams got his second stint as a Knick, first at home, and he sent the MSG crowd into fits of ecstasy with this put-back slam.
TROY WILLIAMS YAM pic.twitter.com/TyB0ukz2At
— The Knicks Wall (@TheKnicksWall) February 25, 2018
Williams ended up with 14 points on a handful of acrobatic plays at the rim. Kid might just be something.
Frank Ntilikina once again didn’t play any point guard, but once again looked strong, with 8 points, 5 rebounds and a plus-4 rating in the loss.
with the J pic.twitter.com/V38y1nZsD1
— NEW YORK KNICKS (@nyknicks) February 25, 2018
But once again, the main catalyst on the night for New York was diminutive point guard Trey Burke, who ripped through the alleged No. 1 defense in the NBA to the tune of 26 points and 8 assists.
Recap to come. This was fun...for a loss...to the Celtics.