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"Philly needs to understand, New York is the king,” said Louis Cretella, the co-owner of Dario’s Pizza in West Hempstead.

How to watch the Knicks vs. 76ers Game 2 this Wednesday.

The Knicks took Game 1 easily. Plenty of changes are needed, so let’s see if the Sixers can recover and adjust to go for a win in Game 2.

Pressure? Mike Brown scoffed at the notion.

Two years ago, the Knicks outscored the 76ers by just one point (650-649) throughout their thrilling six-game first-round series.

It was one of the biggest questions ahead of the series.

The discrepancy was startling.

Knicks owner James Dolan was having some fun during a Sphere Entertainment earnings call Tuesday when he cracked a joke that alluded to a star of another team.

New Yorkers are planning to storm Philadelphia for this weekend's NBA playoff games between the Knicks and 76ers -- despite the City of Brotherly Love's efforts to try to block an orange-and-blue takeover.

All eyes are on the Sixers star, who was a defensive liability in Philadelphia's Game 1's blowout loss to New York.

Demolished by the Knicks in their series opener, the Sixers aim to repeat the script from their first-round series vs. the Celtics.

It didn’t end up mattering in a blowout, but it’s something worth monitoring going forward.

From celebration to concern.

But as usual, he did just about everything else.

Knicks blow out a flat Philly to take series lead.

New York so good they can win games in two quarters and change. Philly so bad they can’t even beat the Knicks’ bench mob in a garbage-time war. Here’s the latest after Game 1. Mike Brown On the team’s Game 1 performance: “I thought it was a really good game by our guys.” On his […]

Getting it right starts with getting it wrong. It’s true in math, mental health and Madison Square Garden, where last night the New York Knicks took a 1-0 series lead over Philadelphia with a 137-98 shellacking of the 76ers. Through all the fits and false starts of this season, there were glimpses. Early on the […]

Nekias Duncan and Steve Jones react to the Game 1 victories of the Knicks and Timberwolves, then discuss potential tweaks we may see from the Sixers and Spurs. Plus, they break down the biggest contenders of the WNBA season!

Nick Nurse left the 76ers on Tuesday to attend the funeral of his brother, but the coach is expected to return in time for Game 2 of their series vs. the Knicks.

Kevin O’Connor & Ryen Russillo break down the first two games of the NBA Playoff Conference semifinals.