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For the second consecutive year, the Knicks' season will reach the Eastern Conference finals. And for the second consecutive series, they closed it out with a blowout.
After a historic comeback gave way to a second-round sweep, the 76ers face another offseason of health and roster questions.
Frank Olivieri, owner of Philadelphia's iconic Pat's King of Steaks, will begrudgingly wear orange and blue while slinging sandwiches at Dario’s Pizza in West Hempstead after the Knicks' beat the 76ers.
Technically, Game 4 of the Eastern Conference semifinals was a road game for the Knicks.
The reporter with the local ABC affiliate in Philadelphia was swarmed by Knicks fans who had taken over the Xfinity Mobile Arena on Sunday.
The brilliant shooting day was somewhat of a surprise, despite how easily the Knicks handled the 76ers in this series.
Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart and the New York Knicks are back in the Eastern Conference finals, tying the NBA postseason record with 25 3-pointers in front of a raucous crowd rooting for the road team and rolling past the Philadelphia 76ers 144-114 on Sunday to sweep the second-round series. Deuce McBride hit seven 3-pointers, going 4 for 4 in the first quarter when the Knicks had another record with 11, and scored 25 points. Brunson had 22 points and Hart and Karl-Anthony Towns each scored 17 in...
Droves of Knicks fans took over Xfnity Mobile Arena yet again Sunday, watching their team sweep its way into the NBA's final four with a resounding, record-setting 144-114 win over the 76ers on Sunday.
Knicks fans raised their brooms outside the arena and pumped up the volume once inside. Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns — you too, Deuce McBride and Landry Shamet — have stretched New York's steamroll through the postseason into the Eastern Conference finals for the second straight year. The 76ers were but a pesky speed bump for the Knicks as they rolled to a series sweep and their seventh straight postseason win overall under coach Mike Brown.
From historic defensive breakdowns to unprecedented playoff losses, the Sixers ended their season with a record-setting 144-114 defeat to the Knicks.
Joel Embiid pretty much begged 76ers fans not to sell their tickets and to show up for the home games during their second round matchup with the Knicks. The organization went as far as donating tickets to local community groups in an effort to keep Knicks fans out. “I used to think Philly was a sports town, I don’t know anymore,” Josh Hart said.
The Knicks are back in the Eastern Conference Finals for the second consecutive year.
Philly hopes to save their season while NY chases them around the court with a broom.
Miles McBride's hot start helped the Knicks take a big lead in the first quarter as they eyed a playoff sweep.
Anunoby sustained a hamstring injury late in Game 2 that also sidelined him for Game 3.
Karl-Anthony Towns has dealt with personal loss, and he understands how difficult it is to balance grief with the job.
How to watch the Knicks vs. 76ers Game 4 this Sunday.
At least, that’s how the 76ers see it. It wasn’t the Knicks defense that did them in. It was their own doing.
The Sixers have been clearly outplayed by the Knicks so far. Now, facing elimination in Game 4, it’s time to see if they can counter to keep their season alive.
Is it going to be a sweep? It is going to be a sweep! Here’s the latest after a delightful Game 3! Mike Brown On Philadelphia’s strong start to Game 3: “They jumped out and they kind of punched us in the mouth to start the game. Our guys settled down and they figured it […]
