Knicks 135, Bulls 105: Scenes from the World Champs looking like it
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Key Points:
- The New York Knicks dominated the Chicago Bulls 135-105, with Jalen Brunson leading the charge by scoring 33 points and setting a franchise first-half record with 84 points combined team total at halftime.
- OG Anunoby contributed significantly with 18 points and three steals by halftime, while Karl-Anthony Towns recorded his eighth consecutive double-double, finishing with 17 points and 12 rebounds before resting.
- Newcomer Dalton Knecht impressed in his debut with 10 points, 7 rebounds, and key defensive plays, alongside solid bench contributions from Mohamed Diawara and James Wiseman.
- The Knicks showcased high shooting efficiency, hitting 63% from the floor and 44% from three-point range, while the Bulls struggled with 40% shooting and only 19% from deep.
- Chicago's young players underperformed, with rookie Caleb Wilson missing all four shots in his MSG debut, and the Bulls failing to maintain consistent scoring threats against New York's overwhelming lead.
