The New York Knicks faced the Sacramento Kings on Saturday at Madison Square Garden, sealing a convincing victory with a final score of 140-123. The team showcased its offensive prowess while benefiting from three days of rest. Coach Tom Thibodeau discussed players' performances, including Josh Hart's potential All-Star recognition and the optimistic outlook on Mitchell Robinson's recovery from injury. The game emphasized the contributions of unexpected players and demonstrated the Knicks’ depth, with established stars not needing to carry the offensive load entirely.
You have to play well in all four quarters. That's really where our focus is.
I think it's great he's being recognized for the contributions that he's making, because when you look at his role, he's really starring in his role.
But there haven't been any setbacks, which is very positive. And we want to be patient. When the time is right, it's right so we'll know.
The thing about KAT is his versatility serves him so well. He can shoot the three. But he can also put it on the floor.
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