The New York Knicks had a historic first half against the Chicago Bulls at Madison Square Garden.
New York put up 84 points through the opening two quarters, tying a franchise record for most points scored in the first half, while building a commanding 32-point lead over the Bulls heading into the break.
The Knicks ultimately won the game 135-105, powered by 33 points from Jalen Brunson and another four players in double figures.
Dalton Knecht connected on a three-pointer to bring New York's total to 84 points and tie the record in his Knicks debut.
The performance also set a new Knicks record for first-half points at Madison Square Garden.
Brunson got things started with 22 points in the opening quarter, marking his 11th time scoring at least 20 points in a single quarter with the Knicks, the most in team history since tracking began in 1996-97.
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