Knicks starters dominate Hornets early in decisive 129-101 victory

Jalen Brunson led New York’s offense with 33 points in Wednesday night’s 129-101 road win over the Charlotte Hornets. The Knicks quickly established control, shooting efficiently and breaking the game open in the first half. Their starting lineup continued to pressure Charlotte on both ends, maintaining a strong lead throughout the matchup.

Key moments

Brunson’s hot shooting powered New York’s fast start.
The Knicks’ defense limited Charlotte’s scoring opportunities early.
By halftime, New York had built a commanding double-digit advantage.
The bench maintained energy and momentum in the closing minutes.

Game impact

This performance reinforced New York’s growing consistency on offense and defensive discipline. Brunson’s leadership and precision shooting underscored his importance to the Knicks’ rhythm, while the overall team effort showcased depth and cohesion.

"Jalen Brunson scored 33 points as part of New York's efficient offense in Wednesday night's 129-101 romp past the host Charlotte Hornets."

Summary

New York dominated from start to finish, with Brunson leading an efficient, well-balanced attack that dismantled Charlotte’s defense.

Author’s summary: New York crushed Charlotte behind Brunson’s 33-point performance, showing steady control from the opening tip to the final buzzer.

KNBR — 2025-11-27