There was always a good relationship between Towns and Edwards, even as Edwards became the organization’s top priority in recent seasons, taking a spot Towns had held since the team took him No. 1 overall in 2015. Their relationship never faltered in the face of outside chatter that might have driven other teammates apart.

There are about 220 million valid ways to dissect the shocking trade that sent Karl-Anthony Towns to New York on the eve of NBA training camp. There’s the unusual timing on both sides. For the Timberwolves,

Karl-Anthony Towns may not be “flabbergasted” anymore about his trade to the Knicks, but the shock has yet to wear off, either.

The last two weeks have been a whirlwind for Karl-Anthony Towns and still are. He made his Madison Square Garden debut as a member of the Knicks on Wednesday and continues to search for a place to live.

The weekend before the preseason began, New York agreed to its second colossal transaction of the summer, sending Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo to the Minnesota Timberwolves for Towns, a man the Knicks had kept in the corner of their sightline for years. But the trade hardly ended with those three people.

The Knicks newest addition, New Jersey native Karl-Anthony Towns, had a powerful reaction to his first Madison Square Garden home game.

Karl-Anthony Towns picks a side in the Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar feud, adding fuel to the rivalry between the two artists.

Jalen Brunson thought twice about going 1-on-2 in transition, instead dribbling back outside and flipping the ball behind him to Karl-Anthony Towns, who made a 3-pointer with a defender in his face.

Josh Hart and the Knicks are embracing Karl-Anthony Towns with open arms, as evidenced by the affectionate nickname they gave him.

Minnesota deserves a championship. They’ve been asking for a championship since the inception of the team. I’ve always said I wanted to bring them a championship. I