The New York Knicks moved to 42-25 and the Utah Jazz fell to 20-46 in a 134-117 result at Delta Center.
First quarter
The Jazz put up 41 in the opening quarter while the Knicks scored 26, and Utah’s early edge showed up in a 4-3 lead in lead changes.
Second quarter
The Knicks answered with 30 in the second quarter while the Jazz scored 24, and New York’s ball movement produced 37 assists for the game.
New York’s efficiency leaned on a 96 percent mark at the free-throw line, and the Knicks also logged 48 total rebounds to keep extra chances available.
Third quarter
The New York Knicks vs Utah Jazz recap turned on New York’s 40-point third quarter against Utah’s 29, and the Knicks’ biggest lead reached 22.
Jalen Brunson’s 28 points and 8 assists from the previous game’s stat line matched the kind of creation New York kept finding during its 17 made three-pointers on 42 percent shooting.
Karl-Anthony Towns posted 21 points with 7 assists in the previous game’s stats, and New York’s 60 percent two-point shooting helped fuel 48 points in the paint.
Mitchell Robinson’s 13 rebounds in the previous game’s stats aligned with a night when the Knicks grabbed 15 offensive rebounds and scored 18 second-chance points.
Fourth quarter
The Knicks closed with 38 in the fourth quarter while the Jazz managed 23, and New York finished at 52 percent from the field on 92 attempts.
Utah hit 18 three-pointers at 50 percent and added 30 assists, but the Jazz also committed 15 turnovers while New York produced 13 points off turnovers.
The Jazz won the opening stretch with an 18-point biggest lead and held a 33:55 time-leading mark, but New York’s 12 total turnovers and 3.7 assists-to-turnover ratio kept the offense flowing late.
For New York Knicks vs Utah Jazz final thoughts, the Knicks’ 51 bench points stood opposite Utah’s 28, and post-game thoughts New York Knicks can start with that reserve scoring margin as part of the post game analysis.
The Knicks are scheduled to play the Indiana Pacers at 7:30 PM EDT on 3/13/2026 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, and the broadcast is set for MSG and FDSIN.
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