It’s been a tale of two training camps with the two New York teams. Randle will return for Wednesday’s preseason game at the Garden against Detroit, though doesn’t know if any of his family members can make it under the circumstances. “He was like, ‘Dad, why are you here?’ He’s like, ‘What are you doing?’ ” Randle said. Knicks buying into Tom Thibodeau’s new 3-point message So, I enjoyed it.’’Īt first, Randle said his older son, Kyden, was confused.
So, I heard a lot of Thibs screaming up 20, and that was good to hear from afar, too. It’s also fun when you’re watching it from home, you hear commentary. Obviously, you always wish you can be out there but just being able to watch the guys, seeing our team developing from afar - every day, we’re taking steps forward to get better. “We all watched it, all four of us,” Randle said, smiling. Julius Randle was all smiles speaking to media days after the birth of his second son, Jayce. Without Randle, Tom Thibodeau’s team routed Washington, 117-99, got good outings from Obi Toppin, who was promoted to the starting lineup in Randle’s absence, and Kevin Knox who found himself in the rotation.Īnd the Knicks drilled 24 3-pointers - which would have set the team record if it were a regular-season game. Things are Shangri-La in Tarrytown compared to the Brooklyn Nets and their vaccination woes. It’s been a real positive two weeks for the Knicks, who moved to 2-0 in the preseason with two straight blowout wins. He really just loves being a big brother. “It’s been a really, really positive past couple days. “Amazing, amazing just to be able to grow my family, to bring our son into the world, for Kyden to become a big brother,’’ Randle said after Monday’s practice. Randle’s wife, Kendra, gave birth Friday to their second son, Jayce. Knicks All-Star power forward Julius Randle was a proud papa Saturday night - watching the Knicks preseason game at Washington from home with his family.Ī family that has grown by one. Why the Knicks’ draft-lottery ‘loss’ to the Mavericks might help them in the long runįormer Knicks sensation hints at retirement after scary head injury Knicks, Leon Rose facing offseason of big questions
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