Knicks Roll Out the Heavy Artillery: Brunson, Bridges, Hart, Anunoby, and Towns Set to Start

The New York Knicks are officially rolling out their fever dream of a starting five. According to Underdog NBA, Jalen Brunson, Mikal Bridges, Josh Hart, OG Anunoby, and Karl-Anthony Towns will take the floor to open Wednesday's game.

This is the exact lineup New York mortgaged its entire draft future to build. It looks like a video game roster where you just turned off the salary cap and traded all your picks until the next decade.

After stumbling out of the gate with losses to the Boston Celtics and Orlando Magic, this group finally found its footing. They bullied the Detroit Pistons in a 111-97 win, proving what this rotation can do when the spacing actually clicks.

Now they get to take that momentum on the road to face the Chicago Bulls. For anyone eyeing the player prop markets, this starting five means a heavy concentration of usage. When you have five guys who all expect to eat, figuring out who gets the most shots on a given night is half the battle.

The on-court reality is terrifying for the rest of the Eastern Conference. Towns pulls the opposing center out of the paint, giving Brunson the runway he needs to operate, while Bridges and Anunoby lock down the perimeter.

We will see if they can stack another win in Chicago before a brutal turnaround trip to face the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday. If this starting five stays healthy and keeps clicking, the Knicks are going to be an absolute nightmare to deal with.