W ith eight minutes left in an eventual blowout 118-105 loss to the Boston Celtics, Karl-Anthony Towns left the game with an apparent knee injury. He hobbled to the locker room af

The New York Knicks grinded out a narrow win during their first game back from the All-Star festivities against the Chicago Bulls, pulling together a 113-111 vi

The New York Knicks were down as much as 27 points against the Boston Celtics, yet massive third-quarter performances from Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns helped propel them back into the game. While the Knicks were using the first few minutes of the fourth quarter to try and secure the comeback,

Towns just acknowledges that he’s different from earlier in his career. And in this Knicks system with All-Star teammate Jalen Brunson, that difference in Towns has translated to the NBA’s No. 2 offense and the franchise’s most wins before the All-Star break since 1973.

On Sunday afternoon, the New York Knicks fell to the Boston Celtics, 118-105. In the fourth quarter, Karl-Anthony Towns went down with an apparent knee injury and was very clearly in pain.

Aside from what he’s done individually, Towns’ skill set and presence has helped create one of the best offenses in basketball. It’s not just his shot making, it’s his passing. It’s not just his size, but the gravity he provides as a shooter at his size.

Even with Josh Hart added to the street-clothes crew with a knee injury, they kicked off their final stretch of 28 regular-season games by pulling out a gritty, 113-111, overtime decision.

After the mess that was NBA All-Star Weekend — which weirdly didn’t feature the sport that it’s based around as much as you might think — real NBA basketball is finally back on the menu tonight. While it does count,

Is the thumb still an issue? - @BROOKLYNSAINTS. The short answer is yes. The bone chip in Towns’ thumb is still an issue and it will be an