We will find out soon enough if the feeling is mutual, but Julius Randle remains committed to the Knicks.
The slumping All-Star forward said Friday in Milwaukee that he “wouldn’t change” his decision to sign a contract extension worth up to $117 million with the Knicks last summer — even despite his declining numbers, the team’s losing record and his recent spat with fans and the media.
“I still want to be a part of it. I still want to see this thing through. I still want to be a part of helping trying to bring a championship to the Knicks,” Randle told reporters. “So, I’m not going to be happy and be all about it when things are good and just because it’s not necessarily going the way I want it to or the team wants it to run and hide.
“I’m still behind this. I’m still sticking it through.”
Randle was voted to the All-NBA second team last season after fronting the Knicks – alongside first-year head coach Tom…