The New York Knicks have reportedly instructed center Karl-Anthony Towns to reduce avoidable fouls, emphasizing the need for tighter defensive positioning and smarter ball-handling to minimize contact. Team officials, including coach Mike Brown, have stressed that while physical play is part of the game, unnecessary penalties disrupt momentum and risk costly turnovers. The focus comes amid concerns over Towns’ recent foul trouble, which has drawn scrutiny from both coaches and analysts. With the season underway, the Knicks appear determined to balance aggression with discipline to maintain their competitive edge.
Mike Brown: Knicks want Karl-Anthony Towns to ‘eliminate’ unnecessary fouls New York Daily News
