Knicks’ Julius Randle wins Most Improved Player award
NY Post
The Knicks now need Julius Randle to be their most improved player from their opening loss to Game 2 against the Hawks.
The first-time All-Star power forward was named the league’s Most Improved Player on Tuesday night, capping a breakthrough regular season in fronting the Knicks to their first postseason appearance since 2013. “I’ll take it. For me, it’s definitely an honor, just because of how I view the game. … I enjoy the process of getting better,” Randle said on the TNT pregame show. “If you look at the trajectory of my career, every year I’ve taken steps forward to improve my game. And that’s really what I’m most proud of. … I never want to feel like I’m standing in the same spot or not getting better. So I think this award really embodies who I am as a person, as a player.”
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