US EditionJulius Randle’s historic 57-point performance ends with Knicks losing to T-Wolves at MSG
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Julius Randle’s historic 57-point performance ends with Knicks losing to T-Wolves at MSG
A historic night for Julius Randle ended with him picking up a technical, shooting an airball and yelling at a referee as the buzzer sounded. His 57 points — tied with Richie Guerin for third most in franchise history — was spoiled by an ugly finish to a 140-134 loss Monday night to the Timberwolves, a defeat forged with porous defense and solidified by the Knicks getting outscored 11-3 in the final 2 ½ minutes. The dagger was a layup from Minne…
Julius Randle’s historic 57-point performance ends with Knicks losing to T-Wolves at MSG
A historic night for Julius Randle ended with him picking up a technical, shooting an airball and yelling at a referee as the buzzer sounded. His 57 points — tied with Richie Guerin for third most in franchise history — was spoiled by an ugly finish to a 140-134 loss Monday night to the Timberwolves, a defeat forged with porous defense and solidified by the Knicks getting outscored 11-3 in the final 2 ½ minutes. The dagger was a layup from Minne…
Julius Randle’s historic 57-point performance ends with Knicks losing to T-Wolves at MSG
A historic night for Julius Randle ended with him picking up a technical, shooting an airball and yelling at a referee as the buzzer sounded. What a letdown. His 57 points — tied with Richie Guerin’s mark for third most in franchise history — was spoiled by an ugly finish to a 140-134 loss Monday night to the Timberwolves, a defeat forged with porous defense and solidified by the Knicks being outscored 11-3 in the final 2 ½ minutes. The dagger w…
Julius Randle’s historic 57-point performance ends with Knicks losing to T-Wolves at MSG
A historic night for Julius Randle ended with him picking up a technical, shooting an airball and yelling at a referee as the buzzer sounded. What a letdown. His 57 points — tied with Richie Guerin’s mark for third most in franchise history — was spoiled by an ugly finish to a 140-134 loss Monday night to the Timberwolves, a defeat forged with porous defense and solidified by the Knicks being outscored 11-3 in the final 2 ½ minutes. The dagger w…
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