We're banking on a quick response tonight from the Knicks after getting humbled by the improved but still lowly Pistons on Saturday. It would help if KAT is available after he sat out vs. Detroit as he dealt with knee knee tendinitis; it might be a game-time decision tonight. But the main reason the Knicks lost on Sunday was Detroit hitting an uncommon 18 of 36 from beyond the arc. Not to sound snarky, but let's see the Raptors shoot their triples so well on Monday night. Though Toronto, 6-6 at home, is glad to be catching the Knicks at Scotiabank Arena instead of the road, where they've won only once, keep in mind the Knicks haven't lost back-to-back games in more than a month (Nov. 4-6 vs. Rockets and Hawks), and we'll take out chances they can extend the margin enough to handle this modest impost. Play Knicks