J.E. Skeet

The New York Knicks have been around for a long time.

They had never done that.

120-66, the lowest points total in an NBA game since 2016.

For Brooklyn, they shot 30% on two-point attempts and worse from three and barely got to the free-throw line.

I think they grabbed four offensive rebounds.

They turned the ball over a ton.

And the Knicks got a much-needed win here after Jalen Brunson had called a players-only meeting.

Worked perfectly.

Flawless execution from the captain there as they bounce back and get this win.

They don't lose to the Nets either.

They haven't in a very, very long time.

Yeah.

And I was listening to the Hoop Collective yesterday, and, you know, it was in the midst of Knicks panic, and one of our friendly Tims over there was saying, they better not lose to the Nets.

They better not, or heads will roll.

Right, right.

So they had this meeting, and whatever Jalen Brunson said, turned into the best game the Knicks have had ever.

The biggest victory ever, their best offensive game in weeks, their best defensive game of the season.

They gave up 10 points in the fourth quarter.

It was even a blowout for the Scrubs.

The benches were empty, and it was like, what, 32-10, I think, in the fourth quarter for the Knicks.