Towns said following Saturday's 139-126 loss to the Bulls that he didn't require any further testing after he sustained an apparent lower-body injury late in the fourth quarter, Stefan Bondy of the New York Post reports.

The new year has brought another new addition to the New York Knicks' injury report. The listing for the Knicks' Monday tilt against the Orlando Magic (7:30 p.m. ET, MSG) has Karl-Anthony Towns (patellar tendinopathy) questionable for the first game of a lengthy stretch on the Eastern Seaboard for the Knicks.

But the Thunder dominated the fourth quarter, 37-19, and stole the 117-107 win to end the Knicks' nine-game winning streak and extend their own to 14 consecutive victories. It was a scene that is becoming all too familiar for an otherwise stellar Knicks team.

That got ugly, quickly. The Knicks were in control, staring a 10-game winning streak down the barrel, leading by 12 with just four minutes left in the third quarter of Friday’s showdown against the Oklahoma City Thunder — the hottest team in all of basketball riding their own 13-game winning streak as New York’s toughest test since their Dec.