Redemption seasons aren’t supposed to end this way. Julius Randle wanted to return to All-Star status. He wanted to re-enter the All-NBA conversation. He wanted to change his style, shooting more 3s than ever and learning to contribute more without the basketball. He wanted to lead the New York Knicks to the playoffs for the second time in three years. He wanted to toss away whatever happened last season, when he drifted through forgettable performances and his Knicks wandered to an uninspiring 37 wins. Advertisement Somehow, he’s followed through on all of his goals — except for one. Randle wanted…