Karl-Anthony Towns continues to strengthen his place in New York Knicks history. The All-Star big man reached another milestone during Monday’s victory over the Brooklyn Nets, extending his remarkable run of double-doubles. His latest performance adds to a growing list…
Karl-Anthony Towns recorded 11 points and 16 rebounds in the New York Knicks' 103-90 victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Monday. The performance marked Towns' seventh consecutive double-double to begin the 2026-27 season, tying him with Zach Randolph for the third-longest such streak in franchise history.
Only Willis Reed, who set the Knicks record with 11 straight in 1970, and Charles Oakley, who had nine in 1989, sit ahead of Towns. Following the win, Towns emphasized his focus on impacting winning each game and stated the team still has more to give.
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