Knicks’ Dominant Home Streak Continues—What’s Behind Their Unstoppable 10-1 Record?
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Josh Hart was then left unguarded at the three-point line and took it in for an easy two-hand slam as New York took a 32-17 lead and Toronto called a timeout with just under three minutes left in the first quarter. Clarkson hit two straight three-pointers and forced another timeout, but it didn’t help, as Guerschon Yabusele buried the Knicks’ ninth three of the first quarter. They led 41-22 thanks to shooting 64 percent from deep (9-for-14) compared to the Raptors’ 13 percent (1-for-8).



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