The Jazz beat the Knicks 117 – 113

In a dramatic game against the Utah Jazz on Wednesday, the New York Knicks faced a rollercoaster of a match that ultimately ended in a 117-113 loss. Despite trailing by as much as 17 points and experiencing a ten-point lead, the Knicks, unfortunately, fell short in their first stop of a challenging five-game road trip. Julius Randle displayed an impressive performance, shouldering the team with 32 points, 12 rebounds, and six assists. Randle's remarkable efforts included a crucial play where he drew a double team on a drive, delivering a no-look pass to Josh Hart, who had an opportunity to tie the game. 

However, the Knicks' fate was sealed when both Hart and Jalen Brunson missed their attempts at the buzzer. Immanuel Quickley contributed 15 points off the bench, shooting six-of-eight. Despite Randle's outstanding individual performance, the Knicks couldn't secure the win against the Jazz.