New York Knicks’ Kristaps Porzingis is doing silly things against Portland (Video)

My goodness, goodness gracious Suzyn. #Knicks #Porzingis pic.twitter.com/VocwQKqPoJ

— ESNY (@EliteSportsNY) November 23, 2016

New York Knicks stud youngster Kristaps Porzingis is doing silly impressive things in the first half against the Portland Trail Blazers.[sc name=”Knicks Center Right” ]

Another game for the New York Knicks allows yet another opportunity for young Kristaps Porzingis to impress.

And boy is he impressing us on this night.

With Damian Lillard and the Portland Trail Blazers in town, KP has put up 17 points on 7-of-12 from the floor. He’s collected six rebounds, an assist, and drained a 3-point ball to boot.

More importantly, Porzingis is showcasing every which way he can beat his man.

First, he showed the world how his 7-foot-3 frame can dribble like a two-guard across the lane and throw up a ridiculous runner:

Come on now. This is ridiculous.#Knicks #Porzingis pic.twitter.com/mneiKFU6kV

— ESNY (@EliteSportsNY) November 23, 2016

Then, just a little later in the quarter, he decided to take Marshall Plumlee of the dribble and stuff one down with authority (video above).

The kid can do it all. It’s scary.

New York currently leads Portland 60-58 at halftime. Brandon Jennings played a huge role off the bench in that second frame that saw the Knickerbockers outscore the Blazers 32-25.

What a half! The #Knicks take a 2-point advantage to the locker room. #NYKvsPOR

NYK: 52% FG | 38% 3-PT@carmeloanthony: 13p pic.twitter.com/wL1J7pwX6a

— NEW YORK KNICKS (@nyknicks) November 23, 2016

The Portland lead is down to 1! Oh, and that @kporzee guy has 11 points already. #Knicks #NYKvsPOR pic.twitter.com/KtKbv78c1Y

— NEW YORK KNICKS (@nyknicks) November 23, 2016

REPLAY: @Kyle_OQuinn with the dish to @kporzee! #Knicks #NYKvsPOR pic.twitter.com/brZp6RxY5X

— NEW YORK KNICKS (@nyknicks) November 23, 2016

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