Randle has admitted the hype for the playoffs may have gotten to him.
TRAE YOUNG SPAT ON SERIES
As the series goes on I’ll continue to get better.’’ Julius Randle didn’t appreciate one Knicks fan’s action during Game 2. You’ve just got to keep adjusting, keep learning, keep growing from it, and keep getting better. Just the game plan, the game plan discipline, so it’s everything I expected. “Just the intensity level, every possession matters. “It’s everything I expected, honestly,’’ Randle said. In his first playoff series, Randle is shooting just 28.2 percent. The series was tied at a game apiece, though Randle scored 15 points in each of the first two contests - well below his 24.1-point scoring average in the regular season. And just have it at a higher intensity level.’’
Everything we’ve done all year that’s made us win games, that’s helped us win games - we just have to have that same mindset. Regardless of the crowd, we have to come with the mindset of just being the harder-playing team. But I feel like we’ll still have fans there regardless. “It’ll be different on the road, obviously. “I’m sure we will, even though our home crowd obviously has been amazing,’’ Randle said. Knicks ban fan after video shows him spitting on Trae Young Traditionally, Hawks games feature a good showing of Knicks fans as a lot of transplanted New Yorkers live in “Hotlanta.” The series switched to Atlanta’s State Farm Arena for Game 3 Friday, where 16,000 were expected to attend. I don’t care what arena it’s in, whose fan base it is, there’s absolutely no place for disrespecting anybody in any capacity and especially spitting on him. You wouldn’t disrespect somebody like that. Yeah, it’s our fans and I love our fans, but you see a guy on the street, you wouldn’t spit on him. “I don’t care if it’s our home crowd or not, there’s no place for that. “I definitely didn’t see it, but there’s no place for that, man,’’ Randle said. The spotter has been banned from the Garden. The All-Star forward blasted the Knicks fan who spat on the Hawks superstar from the second row during Wednesday’s Game 2. Our best bet is on an overinflated spreadĪTLANTA - Julius Randle loved the behavior of the Knicks’ electric crowds of 15,000-plus for the first two playoff games - except for one guy: “The Trae Young Spitter.’’
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