The Knicks took down Milwaukee, securing a four-game winning streak as their flight headed further north to Toronto.
Although Bogut whined like a little bitch after the game, accusing Eddie Curry of poor sportsmanship, the league didn't pay any mind to such a minor scuffle, let alone issue an additional suspension.
This Knicks team, which looked ready to fall apart at any moment, flew to Toronto. There, in Canada, on the Raptors' home court, they once again overpowered the home team.
The Raptors were by no means a weak team. They had made the playoffs last season and had improved significantly this season.
And yet, the Knicks played with absolutely no discernible strategy.
If even Phil Jackson couldn't predict their next move, how could the Raptors possibly guess right?
They fell behind starting in the first quarter, fell further behind in the second, had no hope of a comeback in the third, and the fourth was just garbage time.
