The New York Knicks fell to the Orlando Magic in their third straight loss on Sunday, marking the first time a defending champion has opened a season winless since the 2011‑12 Dallas Mavericks. The defeat left the Knicks at 0‑3 for the first time in franchise history.
After the game, guard Jalen Brunson admitted the team’s offense had been “sputtering” and said, “Everything falls on my shoulders.” The statement came as the Knicks struggled to find rhythm on the court, with their scoring output dropping significantly in the loss.
Brunson’s comments reflect the pressure on the Knicks to rebound from a disappointing start. The team’s early-season performance has sparked concern among fans and analysts alike, as they look to reverse the trend before the playoffs.
While the Knicks have yet to secure a win this season, they remain a formidable contender from last year’s championship run. The 0‑3 start, however, underscores the challenges the squad faces as they adjust to a new season’s demands.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>
