Julius Randle helped prove that he and the Knicks “wanted it more” than the Heat in their 112-103 season-saving victory in Game 5 at the Garden.
Julius Randle hardly resembled the third-team All-NBA player he’d been feted as earlier on Wednesday, drawing some boos and groans from the home crowd as most of his shot attempts failed to find the net in the first quarter.
after the Heat dominated the Knicks on the boards in Game 4 on Monday, scored 21 of his 24 points following a quiet first quarter. He also finished with five assists over 36 minutes. Randle sat down to open the second quarter and the Knicks erupted with a 18-2 run to grab a 32-26 turnaround lead, highlighted by a lob pass for a dunk from Jalen Brunson to Randle’s replacement, Obi Toppin, who’d played barely five minutes in Game 2.Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post
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