Knicks Win Over Hawks 126-120 with Brunson's Career-High 31 Points, Randle's Near Triple-Double

Knicks bounce back from opening night defeat with strong support from Brunson and Randle, despite late turnover scare against Hawks.

Jalen Brunson achieved a career-high 31 points for the Knicks, hitting eight 3-pointers and assisting five times during the game against the Hawks.
Despite late offense struggles, Julius Randle was instrumental to the Knicks victory, securing a near triple-double with 17 points, 12 rebounds, and nine assists, including pivotal free throws in the final seconds.
The Knicks rebounded from an opening night defeat against the Celtics, showcasing strong team performance with double-figure contributions from RJ Barrett, Donte DiVincenzo, and Immanuel Quickley.
Atlanta Hawks' star player Trae Young struggled on offense, making only 4 of his 16 attempted shots, handling 18 points in total.
Even with Knicks' late turnovers allowing Hawks the chance to close the gap, New York managed to sustain their lead, achieving their first win of the season.