The good news is that Towns has taken well to his new change of scenery with the Knicks. Now, it's just about putting his strong performances together and turning them into wins.

Karl-Anthony Towns very nearly crafted his perfect New York moment. As exceptionally as he has played offensively in his debut season as a Knick, New Yorkers prize grit above all else. Towns showed plenty of it on Wednesday.

Star center Karl-Anthony Towns lead all scorers with 46 points, adding 10 rebounds, three assists, and three steals in the one-point loss. New York trailed by as many as 22 points in this game, and nearly completed a very impressive comeback.

New York Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns dropped 46 points against the Bulls, but he still wasn't satisfied with his performance.

The Knicks have relied on rim protection under coach Tom Thibodeau and the drop from what Mitchell Robinson and Isaiah Hartenstein provided has been drastic. But the Knicks believe that some of that is just bringing the new group together with Towns and Mikal Bridges newcomers on the roster.

There are a lot of things that go into the promise of what Karl-Anthony Towns can be for the Knicks. Some of them are obvious.

During the first half, Karl-Anthony Towns reached a career milestone by making his 1,000th career three-pointer. He also made NBA history. Via Knicks PR: "Karl-Anthony Towns has now recorded 1,000 three-pointers in his career.

What to expect from the top New York Knicks players and how to watch the game as they face off against the Brooklyn Nets on Friday.

Big KAT — as the New York Knicks new star Karl-Anthony Towns is known — came to the Big Apple dragging an unearned reputation of being a little bit “soft.” It’s a label that follows every 7-footer who likes to shoot 3-pointers,