OG Anunoby’s emergence has immediately ignited the New York Knicks, who have a 10-2 record since the versatile wing joined in a five-player trade on Dec. 30 from the Toronto Raptors.

The Knicks are on a four-game winning streak as they prepare to face the visiting Denver Nuggets on Thursday.

Anunoby’s presence has generated more scoring opportunities for Jalen Brunson and Julius Randle, with the duo combining for 60 points in a remarkable 108-103 comeback win against the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday.

“It starts with me and (Brunson),” Randle said. “We know we get a lot of attention so we have to make the right plays. We didn’t play the first and third (quarters) well, but, like Coach said, we played our best when it mattered.”

New York overturned a 10-point deficit for the victory, outscoring Brooklyn 32-18 in the fourth quarter. Anunoby contributed 10 points and four steals in the triumph.

“I didn’t think we played particularly well, but I love how we responded in the fourth quarter,” Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau said. “That said a lot about who we are. The bench, they were hustling, flying all over the place. That closed the gap and gave us the hope that, OK, we can get this done. Then when the starters came back, they fed off that energy.”

“Finding a way to win when you’re not at your best is huge and that’s the bottom line. Just find ways to win. I think our team is doing that.”

New York played without center Isaiah Hartenstein, who was sidelined due to discomfort in his left ankle. Jericho Sims started in his place and contributed six points, four rebounds, and four blocks in 27 minutes.

Hartenstein is listed as questionable for Thursday’s game. The Knicks emerged victorious in both matchups last season against Denver, which is wrapping up a five-game road trip. The Nuggets secured their fifth win in the last six games on Tuesday, defeating the Indiana Pacers 114-109.

Nikola Jokic achieved his 13th triple-double of the season with 31 points, 13 rebounds, and 10 assists in that game, while Jamal Murray added 31 points, eight rebounds, and seven assists. Jokic made 13 of 19 shot attempts from the field, including 3 of 4 from 3-point range.

The two-time MVP is maintaining close to a triple-double average for the season (26.2 points, 12.0 rebounds, and 9.1 assists).

“When you have Nikola Jokic starting at center, Jamal Murray starting at point guard, and the display they put on in 20 playoff games last year, we walk into every arena fully expecting to win,” stated Denver coach Michael Malone.

The Nuggets have also received steady contributions from veteran guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, who holds an average of 10.2 points while shooting 39.6 percent from 3-point range in his second season with Denver.

Caldwell-Pope scored 14 points, including a pair of 3-pointers, in the victory over Indiana.

“We already know that our five-man starting unit is the best analytical, efficient, five-man unit in the NBA,” Malone said after Tuesday’s victory. “So when Pope is knocking down 3s, he’s driving and finishing at the basket, which he did tonight, and then he’s giving you the defense and the hustle.”

“He’s a two-time world champion. He finds a way to impact the game in a lot of different ways without me calling many plays for him.”