The Knicks did not close the series. They detonated it. New York walked into Atlanta for Game 6 and delivered a playoff performance that feels less like a win than …
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Madison Square Garden did not get suspense. It got release. The New York Knicks hammered the Atlanta Hawks 126-97 in Game 5, turning a potential pressure night into something close …
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The New York Knicks arrived in Atlanta carrying the bruises of two straight heartbreaks. By the time Game 4 ended, they had given the series an entirely different shape. New …
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CJ McCollum is becoming exactly the kind of playoff problem New York did not want to meet twice. Two nights after stealing Game 2 at Madison Square Garden, McCollum did …
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CJ McCollum did not arrive at Madison Square Garden asking for the role. The building assigned it to him. By the end of Game 2, with the Atlanta Hawks stealing …
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The New York Knicks opened their playoff series against the Atlanta Hawks with a 113-102 win, on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden, taking a 1-0 lead behind an early …
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Steve Kerr offered a candid assessment of Jonathan Kuminga’s development, arguing that the forward might have grown faster if he had entered the NBA with a struggling team instead of …
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Trae Young’s Atlanta Home Hitting The Market Feels Like The Final Step In A Fresh Start
Trae Young’s break with Atlanta now extends beyond basketball. Less than two months after the four-time All-Star was traded from the Hawks to the Washington Wizards, his Atlanta home has …
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41 Years Ago, Larry Bird’s 60 Point Game Made The Opposing Bench Go Crazy
41 years ago today, on March 12, 1985, Larry Bird set a Celtics franchise record, that still stands today, by scoring 60 points. It was one of the most memorable …
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The NBA made the correct call when commissioner Adam Silver canceled the Atlanta Hawks’ planned “Magic City Monday” promotion for the team’s March 16 home game against the Orlando Magic. …
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