Karl-Anthony Towns is listed as questionable due to illness ahead of the New York Knicks' game against his former team, the Minnesota Timberwolves.
The Knicks updated Towns' status on the injury report, indicating he woke up feeling unwell. According to RotoWire,
"Towns was added to the injury report overnight, presumably after waking up under the weather. There's a good chance he warms up before a decision is made on his status, as it will take a lot to keep Towns out of the lineup."
Towns started his second season with the Knicks slowly but has improved recently, scoring at least 20 points, with 10 rebounds and 4 assists in each of the last three games. Despite this, his offensive numbers over seven games remain below his career averages, with a career-low field goal percentage of 40.8% and his lowest points per game (20.4) since his rookie year.
Since being traded from Minnesota to the Knicks last season, Towns has faced the Timberwolves only once. In that December matchup, he posted impressive stats:
Karl-Anthony Towns is battling illness but expected to play, aiming to continue his improving form against his former team, reflecting his strong competitive spirit.