The New York Knicks did not just close a series in Cleveland. They closed a generation. With a 130-93 demolition of the Cavaliers in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference …
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For years, the easiest criticism of Karl-Anthony Towns was not about talent. Nobody ever doubted the talent. A 7-footer with touch, range, rebounding and offensive imagination was never the issue. …
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The Cleveland Cavaliers came home needing resistance. They needed noise, urgency, a Donovan Mitchell eruption, a defensive stand, something that could interrupt the rhythm of a series already tilting hard …
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For one half, Game 2 still felt like a fight. For one half, the Cavaliers had enough size, enough Donovan Mitchell, enough Evan Mobley and enough residual belief to convince …
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There are few fan bases in American sports that turn joy into a weather event quite like Knicks fans. A win at Madison Square Garden does not simply end when …
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Jeff Teague did not whisper it. He did not qualify it with a soft “maybe someday.” He went straight into the most dangerous barbershop debate in New York basketball and …
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For most of the fourth quarter, Madison Square Garden sounded like it was trying to talk itself into hope. The Cleveland Cavaliers had control, a 22-point lead, and a cushion …
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The Knicks did not just sweep the Sixers. Their fans sent a thank-you bouquet on the way out. After New York’s Game 4 win in Philadelphia, 6abc reporter Cheyenne Corin …
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Four of the greatest players of the 1980s were conspired to go to the four biggest NBA markets in America to help increase the popularity of the league. Magic Johnson, …
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Paul Pierce did not just pour cold water on the Knicks. He backed up a cement truck, dumped it over Madison Square Garden, and asked why everyone was still wet. …
