The Knicks are accused of stylish game-less points after…

You don’t raise inquiries during this season, this time of year, or this calendar period. You don’t aim for fashion points. You don’t thank yourself for reversing the car before it plunges down a

You don’t raise inquiries during this season, this time of year, or this calendar period. You don’t aim for fashion points. You don’t thank yourself for reversing the car before it plunges down a cliff, and you don’t apologize for letting 20 points of a 26-point advantage evaporate.

You remove yet another day off the schedule.

To the left of the hyphen, you add one more victory to the total.

You then continue.

Head coach Tom Thibodeau stated, “We gotta scratch ’em out right now.”

This one was a scratch for the Knicks. With 25 minutes remaining in the game, they jumped out to a 67-41 lead, making the fourth quarter of their 110-96 victory in Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center a little more exciting than it appeared it could ever be. Too many mistakes were made, too many mishaps occurred at the foul line, and too many occasions gave the impression that Tyrese Maxey could complete the comeback on his own.

They had completed the task at hand as they left the arena, which the locals had long since given up to the horde of Knicks supporters.

It ended a four-game losing streak. Bojan Bogdanovic has made all six of his three-pointers in his first-ever Knick game. Along with Josh Hart (18 points, 12 rebounds) and Precious Achiuwa (18, 11), Jalen Brunson was one of three Knicks to record a double-double. He also missed 13 of his 18 attempts and had seven turnovers, but he still finished with 21 points, 12 assists, and two huge steals.

Achiuwa stated, “We came out and we took care of business.”

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