Knicks once again falter against Hawks, facing 2-1 series deficit | amNewYork
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Knicks once again falter against Hawks, facing 2-1 series deficit | amNewYork
"CJ McCollum sank a quick mid-range jumper on the final possession, putting his team ahead by one. With 12 seconds left on the clock, New York had adequate time to conjure up a design play for Jalen Brunson to take the final shot."
"The Knicks fell behind early, allowing the Hawks to outscore them 33-21 in the first quarter. They faced multiple double-digit deficits throughout both halves."
"Their defense was no match for McCollum, who had Brunson's number throughout the affair with 23 points. In this instance, you can't blame Brown for questionable decision making."
The New York Knicks lost to the Atlanta Hawks, 109-108, in game three of their first-round playoff series. CJ McCollum's late jumper secured the win for the Hawks. The Knicks struggled throughout the game, falling behind early and facing multiple double-digit deficits. Jalen Brunson's final possession ended in a turnover, sealing the loss. Head coach Mike Brown noted a miscommunication on the final play, but the team's overall performance was to blame for the defeat.
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