New York Knicks: Out Of Town Articles
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Tony Pesta will be browsing tonight’s games on Playback. Tonight’s NBA slate is full of fun matchups. You can catch all of the action live on Playback with Tony Pesta at 8 pm. We will be keeping an eye on a handful of games as the night goes on. Starting with Jimmy Butler’s debut with the Golden State Warriors against his first team, the Chicago Bulls. The Dubs are hopeful Butler...
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David Richard-Imagn Images The Cavs showed interest in the Hawks wing last season as well. The Cleveland Cavaliers are reportedly showing interest in Atlanta Hawks wing De’Andre Hunter according to Mike Scotto of HoopsHype . The Cavs have shown interest in Hunter previously, making the report more credible. Atlanta is also reportedly gauging the market for Bogdan Bogdanovic...
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Jackson will host an NBA watch party at 8:30. LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers will tackle the bright lights of Madison Square Garden in a showdown with the New York Knicks . You can watch the game live on Playback with Jackson Flickinger at 8:30. James is averaging 24.5 points, 9.0 assists and 6.8 rebounds since turning 40 years old in December. I don’t have to tell you how...
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David Richard-Imagn Images The Cavaliers haven’t replicated the defensive habits that made them successful the past three seasons. “Elite teams don’t lose two in a row,” said Donovan Mitchell after the Cleveland Cavaliers lost to the Houston Rockets , their third in as many games. “They damn sure don’t lose three.” The Cavs were an elite team when they defeated the Oklahoma...
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Feron Hunt’s 20 points and 13 rebounds wasn’t enough to overcome Motor City. When the Cleveland Cavaliers are shorthanded, so are the Charge. The Cavs’ injuries meant that two-way prospect Emoni Bates and some of the other players who have spent time with the Charge this season weren’t available. That left just nine active players with the Charge’s injuries to Jules Bernard (knee) and...
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Watch League Pass with us on Playback! The Brooklyn Nets are hosting the New York Knicks at 7:30 tonight. You can watch the game on Playback along with Tony Pesta of Fear the Sword. We’ll also be keeping an eye on the other matchups: Toronto Raptors vs Orlando Magic Miami Heat vs Portland Trail Blazers You can join us for a fun night of basketball by doing the following: Head...
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Donovan Mitchell and the Cavaliers look to get back on track in Minneapolis. The Cavaliers played their worst game of the season against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Thursday. They’ll look to bounce back against another Western Conference opponent. Who : Cleveland Cavaliers (34-6) at Minnesota Timberwolves (22-19) Where : Target Center - Minneapolis, MN When : 9 p.m. - Friday,...
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The Cavaliers needed more from Donovan Mitchell and Evan Mobley. The Cleveland Cavaliers were taken to the woodshed by the Oklahoma City Thunder in their 134-114 loss. That happens sometimes. It would be dangerous to take away too many conclusions from this one. We know the Cavaliers are a great team and are still six games up on the Boston Celtics for first in the conference. That...
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Tonight we’ll be focusing on the Memphis Grizzlies and San Antonio Spurs. The NBA slate is loaded with potentially great matchups tonight. You can watch along with Tony Pesta as we browse League Pass, starting with the San Antonio Spurs and Memphis Grizzlies at 8 pm. Here are some of the other games we’ll be keeping an eye on: 76ers vs Knicks Raptors vs Celtics Bucks vs Magic ...
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There’s nothing normal about this Cavaliers team. To say the Cleveland Cavaliers didn’t have a good showing against the Toronto Raptors would be an understatement. The Cavs played one of their worst defensive games of the season a day after their emotional win over the Oklahoma City Thunder the night before. If it wasn’t for a 40-point performance from Darius Garland, they would’ve...
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The Cavaliers beat the Thunder by doing all the things they couldn’t previously in high-pressure games. Both head coaches tried to downplay the level of preparation that went into the showdown between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday. “This is definetely about us,” said Cavs head coach Kenny Atkinson before his team’s win when asked about how he’s...
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Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen led the way with a 46 combined points. You can’t earn a trophy in January, but you can earn respect. The Cleveland Cavaliers might’ve done that as they disposed of the Oklahoma City Thunder with an impressive 129-122 victory. The Cavs relentlessly attacked the Thunder's defense where they were weakest. Oklahoma City gives up the most corner three-point...
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The Cavaliers aren’t getting the respect they deserve for playing at a 73-win pace. The Cleveland Cavaliers have won 31 of their first 35 games. That’s something that’s only been done seven other times in league history . They’re on a 73-win pace and currently have a better net rating than the 2015-16 Golden State Warriors team, who actually won that many games. The Cavs aren’t...
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Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images The Cavs have been amazing thus far in the regular season, what can that tell us about the teams chances in the playoffs? The end of 2024 was a fever dream for the Cleveland Cavaliers . The NBA world blacked out as the team rampaged through the first three months of the season, George, Lizzie and Ralph please meet Donovan, Darius, Evan and Jarrett. The...
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David Richard-Imagn Images Cleveland wants more than this. Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Kenny Atkinson wasn’t interested in hearing about how good his team has been before they dismantled the Charlotte Hornets for their 10th straight win by double figures. It was a victory that put them on a 73-win pace. “Absolutely not,” said Atkinson when asked about whether he thinks this...