Towns may not be Magic Johnson. But he plays with flair and wears No. 32. And Brown is going to let his 7-footer make plays. He hopes those plays can help the Knicks reach heights Magic rose to with the Showtime Lakers in the 1980s.

Karl-Anthony Towns’ prolonged complaint to the referee frustrates Josh Hart during the Knicks vs. Celtics clash, heightening the tension.

As much as this is Jalen Brunson’s Knicks team, its universe sometimes feels like it revolves around Karl-Anthony Towns. He’s the back line of the defense as the starting center, the No. 2 option offensively, and an emotional core relative to Brunson ...

The Knicks All-Star also explains why "sometimes the simplest answer is the best one" when it comes to caring for his body.