New York Knicks: Top 20 plays of the 2018-19 NBA season
20. Mitchell Robinson makes his presence known
In a very recent play, rookie phenom Mitchell Robinson rises up for the poster, something Knicks fans had gotten used down late in the season.
In this April 7 game, he had a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds while also rejecting three shots. Even though these may seem like an impressive stat line, it’s basically what Robinson had been averaging since the 2019 trade deadline.
Mitchell Robinson rises... LOOK OUT! 💪#NBARooks #NewYorkForever
— NBA (@NBA) April 8, 2019
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19. DeAndre Jordan brings Lob City to New York City
Here’s a highlight of DeAndre Jordan doing what DeAndre Jordan does best: Catching and throwing alley-oops. Jordan finished this game with 20 points, marking it his second-highest scoring output of the season.
DeAndre appeared in just 19 games with the Knicks, averaging a double-double in just 26 minutes of playing time.
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