Salt Lake City, Utah. – Dominican Karl-Anthony Towns had another solid offensive performance by scoring 21 points in the 134-117 victory of the New York Knicks over the Utah Jazz, in a NBA game held on Wednesday night.

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Towns completed an outstanding statistical line by also adding seven rebounds and seven assists, contributing to the success of the New York team, which managed to come back after being down 49-31 at the start of the second quarter. Point guard Jalen Brunson led the Knicks’ offense with 28 points, in addition to eight assists and three steals, while Jordan Clarkson added 27 units and OG Anunoby finished with 22. New York showed great offensive effectiveness by scoring 17 three-pointers and shooting 52% from the field, a result that ended a two-game losing streak. By Utah, Brice Sensabaugh led the attack with 29 points, followed by Ace Bailey, who added 21. The Jazz had an explosive start from the three-point line, making 11 of their first 13 long-distance attempts.