The revamped Knicks will face familiar rivals, the Timberwolves, at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night. Anthony Edwards remains questionable due to hamstring rehab, so he might not play.
Former Knicks Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo, traded to Minneapolis for Karl-Anthony Towns last season, will be on the court.
Neither team has looked like a conference finals contender yet, but both hold winning records after strong performances against two struggling teams Monday night.
"The Knicks’ new system, which emphasizes ball and player movement, has been a welcome sight after years of stagnant offense, including the years Randle was on the team."
"The Wolves have been a more isolation-heavy team. They lead the NBA in points per game on iso plays (12.7) and rank last in potential assists (38.7), which tracks how many passes they make that lead to an attempt."
Author's summary: The Knicks and Timberwolves bring contrasting offensive styles and key player matchups in an intriguing early-season NBA clash at Madison Square Garden.
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