NY Knicks Fireworks Part 1: Top 10 Alley-Oops From 20-21
By James Ryder
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#5 – Robinson Double Poster: December 29th, 2020 vs Cleveland Cavaliers
The New York Knicks visited Cleveland to play the Cavaliers for the third time in just 8 games looking for their second straight win to bring their record to 5-3.
They were successful in doing so, as they won that game 95-86.
Even with Robinson putting up a nice 9 points and 10 rebounds, Andre Drummond was giving the Knicks fits, as he did all season long. Drummond finished that game with 18 points and 17 boards.
However, Robinson did get an edge over Drummond.
Literally over him.
A lob pass from Elfrid Payton allowed Robinson to split both Drummond and Larry Nance Jr.
Robinson threw down the ball despite two big men clogging his personal space. It was certainly one of the most impressive plays by any Knick early in the season.