Knicks Overcome 20-Point Deficit, Defeat Celtics in Game 1
Knicks Overcome 20-Point Deficit, Defeat Celtics in Game 1

Knicks Overcome 20-Point Deficit, Defeat Celtics in Game 1

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The New York Knicks staged a dramatic comeback to defeat the Boston Celtics in overtime, stealing home court advantage in their first-round playoff series. Jalen Brunson and OG Anunoby led the Knicks with 29 points each, while Josh Hart credited a reporter's doubting tweet as motivation for the team's rally from a 20-point deficit. Hart emphasized the Knicks' resilience and toughness, noting the importance of contributions from every player and focusing on adjusting to officiating and Boston's aggressive three-point shooting. He also highlighted the impact of teammates like Mikal Bridges, who made key plays late in the game. Despite the historic number of three-pointers attempted by Boston and New York's own struggles with free throws, the Knicks' mental toughness prevailed. Looking ahead, Hart cautioned against overconfidence and stressed the need for continued team trust and focus in Game 2.

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