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Fifth loss in a row for the Knicks tonight. They just didn’t want to get out and guard the three. Mike Miller might need to be a little more of a roadside chemist. He is proving to be a bit too rigid with his rotations. Color outside the lines, Mikey! Put a little potassium iodide into the hydrogen peroxide you know?
Taj Mahal @TajGibson pic.twitter.com/U0jLImfviR
— David Futernick (@davidfuternick) January 11, 2020
Taj Gibson had it rocking early, looking like an old man’s Domantas Sabonis.
Taj said NOPE ❌ pic.twitter.com/Bx9t3uoEvW
— NEW YORK KNICKS (@nyknicks) January 11, 2020
On both ends, Taj was cooking. Or at the very least, he had his mise en place together.
Love the angle (N-S attack) and use of screen from Frank here, nice job getting into the paint, and beautiful touch on the lob to Mitch pic.twitter.com/YDItaZNq8l
— Spencer (@SKPearlman) January 11, 2020
The starters held their own and then Frank Ntilikina and Mitchell Robinson came in and injected some energy.
Andre who? pic.twitter.com/xylQcLngOx
— Alex Wolfe (@thealexwolfe) January 11, 2020
This connection is really starting to come alive. It wasn’t all good for the bench squad unfortunately.
JAXSON DENIES KNOX pic.twitter.com/UotW1M0XiD
— Ben Pfeifer (@Ben_Pfeifer_) January 11, 2020
Kevin Knox generally just could not compete. His jumper is wayward. His defense is putrid.
As @TommyBeer just tweeted, keep running PnRs with Mitch and Frank until NOP stops it.
— Spencer (@SKPearlman) January 11, 2020
Beautiful touch here from Frank pic.twitter.com/N85MbnGHE3
It kept right on rocking for Frank and Mitch until they stopped being on the floor in favor of your Elfrid Payton’s and Bobby Portis’.
EP with the hustle
— NEW YORK KNICKS (@nyknicks) January 11, 2020
3⃣ Reggie takes care of the rest pic.twitter.com/TtWxwIdwtk
Payton wasn’t all bad, he had his moments but good grief he wasn’t contesting early and that got the Pelicans rolling.
H U S T L E ⚡️ pic.twitter.com/TFwt2wzrKc
— NEW YORK KNICKS (@nyknicks) January 11, 2020
This game was all over the place for a while. Ultimately that may have played into the Pelicans clutches becuase they seemed much more comfortable playing fast and popping the ball all over the floor. Didn’t matter who touched it and when it slowed down, they knew where to get it (into Brandon Ingram’s hands).
Somebody check on the rim
— Knicks Videos (@sny_knicks) January 11, 2020
(via @nyknicks)pic.twitter.com/FKyMpfP7TQ
RJ Barrett had a decent outing in front of the 69,420 Duke players at the game tonight.
The rare in-game-action stepover by Bullock pic.twitter.com/F00b2B5Gk6
— Alex Wolfe (@thealexwolfe) January 11, 2020
I like Reggie Bullock. The Knicks were able to get away with this sort of contact all game. Yet they couldn’t cut into the lead as the game progressed and New Orleans just ran half speed to the finish.
WHEW! https://t.co/3XicP237zj pic.twitter.com/5kJYu1hMI6
— Spencer (@SKPearlman) January 11, 2020
They really had no answer for Ingram. The only thing that comes close was Frank and he only played fifteen minutes.
Frank gets off the bench and GETS UP pic.twitter.com/vJX9poiewk
— Alex Wolfe (@thealexwolfe) January 11, 2020
How is it possible this kid only got fifteen (count ‘em 15) minutes?? I just don’t get it.
Half court shot: ✅
— NEW YORK KNICKS (@nyknicks) January 11, 2020
Celebration: pic.twitter.com/ulDu11E7k8
This is the only thing Knicks fans can really be happy about. I hope those Dolan demons gave him cash. Full recap from the Professor coming up later. Still jonesing? Go here and watch these guys:
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