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Towns delivers big game on bruised knee as new lineup finally clicks for the Knicks in Game 5
Karl-Anthony Towns was uncertain to play because of a bruised left knee, according to the New York Knicks’ injury report
Pacers’ Tyrese Haliburton owns Game 5 clunker in New York: ‘I’ll be better in Game 6’
Haliburton played the last two summers for USA Basketball, which had the all-star coaching staff of Steve Kerr, Erik Spoelstra, Tyronn Lue and Mark Few — who was Nembhard’s coach in college at Gonzaga.
The Knicks are bringing hope and title dreams back to New York after years in the doldrums
Despite going 3-1 down in the Eastern Conference Finals to the Indiana Pacers, the New York Knicks are bringing hope and future title dreams back to the Big Apple.
Knicks vs. Pacers score, recap: New York forces Game 6 with another stellar night from Jalen Brunson
The New York Knicks found a lead that was safe against the Indiana Pacers. In a 2025 Eastern Conference finals that has seen both teams choke away big leads, the Knicks found a Game 5 advantage and kept it against their fellow comeback artists in a 111-94 win.
Josh Hart spoke his new role into existence and then helped the Knicks win Game 3
Rumors had Hart being benched after Game 2. Hart was on the bench at the start of Game 3, but played 34 crucial minutes in the comeback win.
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Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner Finally Meet on Matching Couple Style for the Knicks Game
A courtside date night cheering on the New York team called for twinning acid orange bombers—and a lot of PDA.
Tom Thibodeau’s mid-series adjustments, expanded rotation key in Knicks' Game 5 win over Pacers
If the Knicks can get off to a strong start in Game 6 on Saturday and force a Game 7, Tom Thibodeau’s mid-series adjustments will be celebrated.
Knicks' Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns accomplish feat not seen since Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal
In the process, Brunson and Towns joined some exclusive company: They're the first pair of teammates to both score 20+ points in each of the first five games of a conference finals since Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal did so for the Lakers against the Kings in 2002.
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