After winning seven in a row (including the NBA Cup final, which doesn’t count in the standings), the Knicks have now dropped two of their last three as they fell 115-104 Tuesday night at the Target Center.

The New York Knicks head coach had to hand it to the former Knicks forward after this road loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Julius Randle, who had a tough first three quarters, turned it on when it mattered most in the fourth. After starting the game 3-for-11 from the floor, Randle went 7-for-9 in the fourth and finished the game with 25 points in a Wolves’ 115-104 victory Tuesday, Dec. 23.

Safe to say Julius Randle is a fan of Quinn Hughes. After putting out a post on social media in support of the blockbuster trade that brought Hughes to the Minnesota Wild, the three-time NBA All-Star made his way to Grand Casino Arena to catch Tuesday’s game against the Washington Capitals.

The New York Knicks fell 115-104 to the Minnesota Timberwolves, marking a gut-wrenching loss that exposed the team's vulnerability without its core rotation. Ka

Randle closed with 25 points (10-20 FG, 0-4 3Pt, 5-5 FT), six rebounds, three assists and one steal in 33 minutes during Tuesday's 115-104 victory over the Knicks.

“I’m over it,” Julius Randle said. “I had a great time in New York, accomplished a lot of great things. The city was great to me, but I’m happy to be here in Minnesota, playing in front of the fans every day, being a part of this team. “I’m home. Where I’m at is home. So I think I’ve kind of got past that, and I’m just happy where I am now.”

Julius Randle details what it will take for the Minnesota Timberwoles to win a championship and what makes the Oklahoma City Thunder so unbeatable.

Hopefully the Memphis Grizzlies packed warm since they are going into the Timberwolves’ den in Minnesota on Wednesday night. It will conclude their brief two-ga

Anthony Edwards says his teammates call Randle “The Bully” for stretches of dominant play like he had in Tuesday’s victory over New York.