Losing can either make or break you and for Karl-Anthony Towns, their exit in the Eastern Conference Finals only made him feel more like a Knick.
Towns made the comment after he was asked to talk about his departure from the Minnesota Timberwolves who got Julius Randle in his place.
“I’m still stunned. It’s weird,” Towns said.
“You feel more like a Knick now after what we went through last year to get to the heights we went to. But it’s weird when you see that Timberwolves jersey, especially them fire black ones y’all got. Not being able to see Towns on the back, it’s a weird feeling.”
Some postgame of Karl-Anthony Towns in which he says he still feels “stunned” about the trade more than a year later. pic.twitter.com/VmDROzMP2v
— Chris Hine (@ChristopherHine) November 6, 2025
The Wolves and the Knicks met on Wednesday withe latter coming out on top despite the return of Anthony Edwards from injury.
Towns scored 15 points in that game and also grabbed 10 rebounds plus four assists. The Knicks have won their three straight games.
KARL-ANTHONY TOWNS IS GOING AT HIS FORMER TEAM. 😤😤
— Hoop Central (@TheHoopCentral) November 6, 2025
Karl-Anthony Towns make history for Knicks
KAT feels at home now with the Knicks and he should have his name all over the Madison Square Garden with the way things are going for him.
He he recently made NY Knicks history as one of the best rebounders of the franchise.
Last night was Karl-Anthony Towns’ 80th regular-season game as a Knick. He joins Wills Reed as just the second player in franchise history with more than 1,000 rebounds in his first 80 games.
KAT has also scored more points in his first 80 games as a Knickerbocker than Jalen…
— Tommy Beer (@TommyBeer) November 6, 2025
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