Knicks' Julius Randle Hits Dagger Over Clippers' Paul George
The New York Knicks beat the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday.
Julius Randle led the New York Knicks (38-30) to a 106-100 win over the Los Angeles Clippers (45-23) on Sunday afternoon in Los Angeles.
The Knicks now have a full game advantage over the Atlanta Hawks for the fourth seed in the Eastern Conference, and the Clippers lost some ground as they now only have a one-game lead over the Denver Nuggets for the third seed.
During the fourth quarter, with less than a minute left and with a score of 100-94, Randle hit the dagger that ultimately made it impossible for the Clippers to come back.
More on the Clippers can be read here.
Randle finished with 14 points and 14 rebounds, and the shot can be seen in a post from Bleacher Report below.
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