Immanuel Quickley Thrives in Toronto After Knicks Trade

TORONTO, Canada — Immanuel Quickley is proving himself a valuable asset for the Toronto Raptors after moving from the New York Knicks. Known for his ability to score off the bench, Quickley is now using his starting role to show his full potential. This change comes following his trade as a throw-in deal for OG Anunoby.

Jalen Brunson, the Knicks’ point guard and Quickley’s former teammate, praised his performance, stating, ‘Nothing surprises me — the way he’s been playing and what he’s been able to do has been great.’ Brunson’s confidence adds weight to Quickley’s growing reputation among players.

In just 21 games this season, Quickley is averaging 16 points, 6.3 assists, and 4.6 rebounds per game, all while maintaining good health. His numbers are a significant improvement from last season when injuries held him back. With his current form, Quickley is poised to reach career highs in several categories.

Brunson reflected on Quickley’s work ethic, claiming that this opportunity was what Quickley has been waiting for, saying, ‘I have nothing but respect for him, that’s my guy.’ The chemistry and respect Quickley has generated within the Raptors’ locker room show that his impact is not temporary.

Recently, Quickley demonstrated his abilities in a game at Madison Square Garden, scoring 19 points and distributing eight assists while shooting 50 percent. The Raptors and Knicks are set for a rematch next week in the NBA Cup Quarterfinals, further showcasing Quickley’s importance to his team.

With Quickley’s improved performance, his stats make him a valuable player for bettors looking at prop bets and game spreads.