In Game 2 of the playoff series against the Pistons, the Knicks faced unexpected challenges. Karl-Anthony Towns only scored 10 points, failing to maintain his offensive presence, particularly in the second half. His performance, combined with Mikal Bridges' missed opportunities, highlighted the Knicks' offensive struggles, reflected in their lowest assist total of the season at just 15. Jalen Brunson, the point guard, accepted responsibility for the team's shortcomings and emphasized the need for better communication and adjustments before Game 3 to improve their chances of advancing in the playoffs.
Towns's production faltered under pressure, leading to the Knicks' struggles in Game 2. Despite expectations, he became almost invisible when needed most.
Brunson acknowledged the challenge of managing ball distribution but took full responsibility for the Knicks' performance, vowing to improve before Game 3.
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