Knicks fall to Bucks, lose 3rd in a row

The New York Knicks lost third game in a row and failed to bring the home crowd the first win at MSG as they fell to Milwaukee 99-92.

The starting backcourt had another disastrous night as they proved to be one of the most inefficient combo in the league. This time, they combined 43 minutes and 2 points. A close look at the season start we can see that the bench has outscored the starters on each and every single game. In the opening night, Jose Calderon and Sasha Vujacic combined for 14 points while Langston Galloway and Jerian Grant had 26.

In game #2, against Atlanta the score was 8-18 for the second unit. In Washington the difference was almost double as G&G outscored Calderon and Vujacic by almost twice as many points, 14-26. The only close battle was against the Spurs where the difference was by just five points – 8-13. The following game against Cleveland the bench had another stunning performance with 26 buckets next to the 14 of the starters while last night they combined for 21. We don’t know how many games Derek Fisher needs before he makes some changes but it’s pretty obvious that the current lineup sucks.

Kristaps Porzingis had another flashy night finishing in double-double with 14 points and 13 rebounds. He did a nice job defending and stayed out of foul trouble. His dunk in the third quarter was another sick move that came in the right moment and made the crowd go wild.

Once again, Carmelo Anthony led the Knicks with 17 points and 6 rebounds, while Derrick Williams, rewarded with 20 minutes on the court contributed with 15 points. The Knicks will make another attempt at winning at home on Sunday when they face Kobe’s Lakers.

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STANDINGS

#TEAMWL%GB
1Detroit Pistons60220.7320.000
2Boston Celtics56260.6834.000
3New York Knicks53290.6467.000
4Cleveland Cavaliers52300.6348.000
5Toronto Raptors46360.56114.000
Standings

Last 10 games:

Jun 13:
90 - 94
W
@
San Antonio Spurs
Jun 10:
107 - 106
W
vs
San Antonio Spurs
Jun 08:
111 - 115
L
vs
San Antonio Spurs
Jun 05:
104 - 105
W
@
San Antonio Spurs
Jun 03:
95 - 105
W
@
San Antonio Spurs
May 25:
93 - 130
W
@
Cleveland Cavaliers
May 23:
108 - 121
W
@
Cleveland Cavaliers
May 21:
109 - 93
W
vs
Cleveland Cavaliers
May 19:
115 - 104 (OT)
W
vs
Cleveland Cavaliers
May 10:
114 - 144
W
@
Philadelphia 76ers

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PLAYER MOVEMENT

Roster moves
DateMove
Sep 30, 2026Signed guard Jaden Akins to a Two-Way Contract.
Sep 30, 2026Waived center N'Faly Dante.
Sep 30, 2026Waived guard John Konchar.
Sep 30, 2026Waived forward Toby Okani.
Sep 26, 2026Re-signed guard Kevin McCullar Jr. to a Two-Way Contract.