The Minnesota Timberwolves had to come out with a knockout in Game 5 to keep themselves alive in the playoffs. The post ...

Knicks fans celebrating their NBA Playoffs run have found an unlikely unifying figure in the Atlanta Hawks All-Star.

Charles Wenzelberg/New York Post There was a saying from a former Knick, coincidentally the current surging Timberwolf, Julius Randle, who declared last season after beating the lowly Wizards ...

He averaged 25.2 points per game in the series. One person who was impressed was Steve Kerr. "Julius Randle was incredible. What a series…I think he’s taken a leap," said Kerr. The Warriors ...

Steve Kerr was not expecting Julius Randle to author his Warriors downfall. Randle had two disappointing postseasons with the Knicks as he battled injuries. When he was traded to the Timberwolves ...

Randle, during those 15 games, averaged roughly 17/9/4 on dreadful shooting splits (34 percent from the floor, 28 percent from deep), with more total turnovers than assists.

Few NBA players have changed their reputation more in this year's postseason than Minnesota Timberwolves forward Julius Randle. Despite earning three All-Star nods with the New York Knicks ...

Julius Randle, who has been incredible throughout ... After Quinten Post started and played just three minutes in Game 2, Steve Kerr has elected to go with Trayce Jackson-Davis as the starting ...

"It’s really what turned our season around was his playmaking," Wolves coach Chris Finch said of Randle after Game 3 of that series. "He gives us almost another point guard out there." ...

Julius Randle scored 29 points on 13-for-18 shooting ... "It was a fight," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said. "I'm really proud of our guys. They hung in there and they battled the whole way through.