The Knicks are building something at home.
A real advantage.
A fortress.
With Sunday night’s 116-94 victory over the Raptors, the Knicks (13-6) improved to 10-1 at MSG — the second-best home record in the NBA, behind only the juggernaut Thunder.
It’s looking like a big improvement from last season, when New York was only 27-14 at the Garden.
This season, they’re just destroying the visitors.
And Sunday was the latest breeze.
The Knicks led for the final 46 ½ minutes, with a balanced scoring attack led by Karl-Anthony Towns’ 22 points.
Six of their players scored at least 13 points against the Raptors (14-7).
Josh Hart continued his hot stretch by stuffing the box score, finishing with 20 points, 12 rebounds and seven assists.
He also led the team with five offensive boards.
Jalen Brunson shot just 6-for-19.
But he also drew the defense’s attention and the Knicks didn’t need a top performance from the star.
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