Knicks’ Karl-Anthony Towns not worried about glaring issue from underwhelming Game 6
NY Post
Karl-Anthony Towns wasn’t buying into the premise of the question.
It was put to him, after Saturday’s Knicks practice, that some might argue he should be taking more shots given his status as a superstar.
“I’m about winning, so as long as we’re winning, it’s fine,” Towns said.
Implicit in the argument, of course, is that Towns getting more involved would help the Knicks win more games.
“All I know,” Towns said, “is as long as we win, we good.”
That may be the right attitude after Towns put up an underwhelming 10 points in a Game 6 win over the Pistons, but it’s little secret the Knicks will need more from him against the Celtics in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
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