New York Knicks Sprint Past the Memphis Grizzlies

Man, oh man, what a night at the Garden! The New York Knicks, looking more like the contenders we’ve all been praying for, put on an absolute clinic against a flailing Memphis Grizzlies squad, running away with a 133–120 victory. And at the heart of it all? The one and only Jalen Brunson, playing like a man possessed.

This wasn’t just a win; it was a statement. The Knicks have now rattled off five straight victories, boasting a shiny 7-3 record and, more importantly, remain undefeated at the Mecca of Basketball. Madison Square Garden was electric, and you could feel the belief pouring from the cheap seats to the courtside celebrities.

The Brunson Burner Is Set High For the Knicks

Jalen Brunson was great tonight. The man was a walking highlight reel, dropping a masterful double-double with 32 points and 10 assists, and for good measure, snagging 5 rebounds. He was shooting the lights out (57.9% from the field) and looked like he was playing a different sport than anyone else on the court.

Every time Memphis even thought about making it a game, Brunson was there to slam the door shut. That clutch three-pointer in the fourth? Chef’s kiss. It was the kind of performance that has you texting your friends, “Are you watching this?!”

It wasn’t just a one-man show, though. Karl-Anthony Towns was a beast, adding 21 points and 13 boards, while Mikal Bridges chipped in a cool 22. The Knicks are clicking on all cylinders, and it’s a beautiful thing to witness.

What In the World Is Happening With Ja Morant?

On the other side of the court, it was a rough scene for Ja Morant. Remember when a trip to MSG for Morant meant a showcase of otherworldly athleticism? Well, Tuesday night was more of a cautionary tale. The guy looked lost, finishing with a paltry 16 points and 8 turnovers.

The New York media was having a field day, and can you blame them? Morant’s shooting was off, his decision-making was questionable, and he just didn’t have that spark. It’s gotten so bad that trade whispers are starting to sound more like loud conversations. It’s a sad sight to see a player with so much talent looking like a shadow of his former self, especially on the league’s biggest stage.

The Grizzlies have now dropped six of their last seven, and you have to wonder if a major shake-up is on the horizon for them.

For now, though, let’s soak it in. The Knicks are playing with swagger, confidence, and a whole lot of heart. Up next, they host the Orlando Magic, looking to keep the home-court magic alive. If they keep playing like this, this season is going to be one heck of a ride.