Knicks’ previously potent offense flops in ugly loss to Mavericks
NY Post
DALLAS — Karl-Anthony pointed at the reason for defeat on the locker room chalkboard, where 26 percent was highlighted in red so it couldn’t be missed.
“S–t, that’s the first half,” Towns said. “We didn’t shoot well. We didn’t shoot well at all.
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That was never more clear than Wednesday’s 129-114 pre-Thanksgiving feeding at the table of the Mavericks, a Knicks defeat that saw their vaunted offense wilt in American Airlines Center under Jason Kidd’s switching defense.
Two nights after the Knicks (10-8) set this season’s NBA high with 145 points in a victory over Denver, they shot (shield your eyes, children) 26 percent in that decisive opening half.
“We couldn’t buy a basket to save our lives to start the game,” Jalen Brunson said. “Defensively, we just weren’t there. It’s a long season. Honestly, got to limit the highs and lows and be as steady as we can be.”
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