Karl-Anthony Towns has only completed 4 games in his career with the New York Knicks, and some were already starting to question his signing. His debut against the Boston Celtics caused a lot of damage, but yesterday he silenced the doubters. The former Timberwolves player unleashed himself in the victory against the Miami Heat, scoring 44 points (17 of 25 field goals) and grabbing 13 rebounds. He is the first Knicks center since Patrick Ewing in 1995 to score that figure, and the first to achieve a 40, 10, and 65% shooting performance since Carmelo Anthony in the 2013/14 season.
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