Knicks close out 2021 season with emergence of Julius Randle as All-NBA player
News 12's Pat O' Keefe delves deep into Julius Randle's record-setting year and the prosperous future of the Knicks.
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Aug 28, 2021, 3:18 AM
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Updated 1,216 days ago
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Now, Julius Randle will remain the face for the Knicks for the forseeable future, as the team recently announced his contract extension for four years.
News 12's Pat O' Keefe delves deep into Randle's record-setting year and the prosperous future of the Knicks.
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