But the Knicks have been chugging along thanks in large part to a high-powered offense led by Golf Digest/Loop favorite Karl-Anthony Towns and Jalen Brunson. Oh, and Mikal Bridges, who casually dropped 41 points on San Antonio on Christmas Day.

After the Magic stayed competitive for 2 ½ quarters, the Knicks finally created separation behind Josh Hart and Jalen Brunson and ran away.

"I think I did a tweet yesterday, someone said something about (scoring) 30 points and I just said hey, bro, that's not my job [laughs]. Plays like that, that's my job."The Knicks had a seemingly safe six-point lead going into the final minute but Chris Paul hit a three that made it a one-possession game again.

The Knicks guard and Maryland native guard couldn't resist poking fun at his teammates who root for the Eagles after Washington's comeback victory.

A scintillating second half surge paced the Knicks' latest victory, as they once again mastered the Orlando Magic at Kia Center, posting a 108-85 victory on Friday night. New York (21-10) has now won six in a row, the longest active tally in the Eastern Conference pending Cleveland's late result in Denver.

A Knicks fan on X wrote to Josh Hart earlier in the week that he wasn’t going to post again until the Knicks guard scored 30 points. Hart responded: “That ain’t my job brother. See you on the other side.

Victor Wembanyama and Karl-Anthony Towns are two of the NBA's best 7-footers. But it was 6-foot-4 Josh Hart's rebounding that iced the New York Knicks' Christmas win over the San Antonio Spurs.