Immanuel Quickley looks completely different in second point guard chance
NY Post
LAS VEGAS — After a brutal shooting performance in Sunday’s summer-league opener, Immanuel Quickley responded with panache, scoring 32 points with eight assists as the Knicks beat the Pacers, 94-86, at UNLV on Monday.
Quickley started at point guard a second straight game and looked a lot more comfortable than in Sunday’s summer-league opener when he shot 5-of-17 overall and 2-of-11 from 3. The Second-Team All-Rookie drilled 4-of-12 3-pointers and finished 11-of-21 overall. Obi Toppin, the 2020 first-round pick, scored 21 points in a productive performance. Neither Quickley nor Toppin had the benefit of Summer League last season after being drafted in November because of the pandemic.
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