3 takeaways from Knicks-Celtics Game 4
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The Knicks reached a pivotal point in their playoff series against the Celtics, leading 3-0 after a comeback victory. This game was marred by Jayson Tatum's injury, which devastated both teams and prompted reflections of sportsmanship. Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau and players, including Jalen Brunson, voiced their concerns for Tatum's health. Meanwhile, Jalen Brunson led the Knicks with a strong performance, while Mikal Bridges contributed significantly, highlighting the team's resilience and determination as they aim to proceed past the defending champions.
While there was no official word yet, awaiting an MRI on Tuesday, the injury suffered by Boston's Jayson Tatum late in the game had players on both sides devastated.
"I never want to see a player get hurt," Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau said. "And I know he's been a great player and he's a great guy, too, so I hope it's not a serious injury."
"First and foremost. Praying for the best," Jalen Brunson said about Tatum's injury. "I just wanted to send prayers out to JT, man."
Mikal Bridges again emerged as a clutch performer with 10 of his 23 points in the decisive moments, showcasing his importance in the Knicks' playoff run.
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