CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Knicks should’ve had a great deal on Black Friday against a battered, bottom-dwelling opponent.
Instead, they paid full retail price for a 99-98 victory, a performance that required a fourth-quarter burst from Jalen Brunson as Mikal Bridges watched most of the comeback from the bench.
“We came out really soft, made some runs, and then they made some sH๏τs where it looked like they just were going to get away from us,” Brunson said. “We kept fighting and found a way to get a win. So a win is a win and we learn from it.”
Brunson dropped 11 of his 31 points in the final period, including foul sH๏τs with 8.6 seconds left that iced it for the Knicks (11-8).
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