The Knicks were embarrassed early and often, yet the biggest shame goes to the victors

The Knicks lost their third straight and face some difficult questions

The Knicks put on one of their most impressive first halves in recent memory, but a classic third quarter of doom allowed the Lakers to come back and eventually fell New York in overtime.

The Knicks got out big, almost gave it up, but pulled through to defend home court against the LeBron-less Lakers, 106-100.

The Knicks played their second straight game against the Wizards and looked dead in the water after three putrid quarters. But then the whole team lit up at once, and a ferocious 17-point comeback led by RJ Barrett and Alec Burks sent the Knicks back to a game over .500.

The Knicks face the Wizards at home for the second time in two days. But will the team look the same as they did on Tuesday, with today being the trade deadline? Guess we’ll see!

The Knicks needed a win, preferably one that didn’t require a 48-minute slog. The Wizards turned out to be the perfect opponent, as the Knicks cruised to an easy victory at home behind Julius Randle’s 37-point night.

Fresh off yet another stinging loss to the Sixers, the Knicks face an inferior opponent at home: the Wizards. Will this game end in a win like their last bounce-back game after a Sixers loss?

Jack Huntley examines the situation the Knicks find themselves in this offseason: with a hole at point guard, as usual, but with a glut of options to solve the problem for once.