DETROIT — This is why you pay OG Anunoby and trade for Mikal Bridges — even if the cost of doing business is steep. Because when the Knicks need stops, they call on the wings.

Anunoby vowed that he and his teammates would “make some adjustments ourselves.” Anunoby did a much better job navigating all those screens in the Knicks’ 118-116 Game 3 win over the Pistons Thursday night at Little Caesars Arena.

Cade Cunningham had exactly what he wanted. With seven seconds left and his Detroit Pistons trailing the New York Knicks 94-93 in Game 4, Cunningham was looking at a wide-open 15-footer from the middle of the floor.