Knicks get blown out by the Celtics, 100-128
This time, no magic happened against the Celtics who routed the Knicks to a 100-128 blowout at the TD Garden last night.
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Knicks | 30 | 28 | 26 | 16 | 100 |
| Celtics | 38 | 31 | 30 | 29 | 128 |
Kyrie Irving torched the Knicks with 22 points, Jaylen Brown dropped 21 off the bench and Al Horford added 19 as Boston won their fourth straight game.
The Knicks, led by Tim Hadaway Jr’s 22 points have never led throughout the entire game but got behind their rivals 82-89 late in the third after trailing by 14 shortly after halftime.
The Celtics took them hard in the last act, ousting New York 16-29 as Brown went 3-4 from the field to score 8 of his total 21 in that period.
“You’re not going to win in this league giving up 30 points in every single quarter”
– Tim Hardaway Jr.
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Emmanuel Mudiay finished the night with 17 points, Enes Kanter had his double double night with 14 buckets and 11 boards while Noah Vonleh, Knicks’ best shooter of the game scored 12 points.
Kevin Knox struggled again with his shooting, going 4-12 from the field for 11 points, but not as much as Damyean Dotson, who went 2-11 and ended up with just 5 buckets.
The Knicks fell to 8-18 and will take on the Brooklyn Nets, who share the same record, on Saturday.
| May 19: | 109 - 130 | L | vs |  |
| May 17: | 116 - 103 | L | @ | |
| May 14: | 121 - 91 | W | vs | |
| May 12: | 121 - 89 | L | @ | |
| May 10: | 111 - 106 | L | @ | |
| May 08: | 130 - 121 | W | vs | |
| May 06: | 121 - 117 | W | vs | |
| May 02: | 115 - 118 | W | @ |  |
| Apr 30: | 106 - 112 | L | vs | |
| Apr 28: | 92 - 97 | W | @ | |
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