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Knicks unsatisfied after 4th quarter rout of Pistons in Game 1: ‘They’re more dangerous tomorrow’
Game 1 was a test of nerve. For three quarters, Detroit refused to blink. The Knicks fell behind by as many as nine. Then the fourth quarter hit — and with it, the kind of avalanche only a veteran playoff team can summon. The Knicks unleashed a 21-0 run that flipped the game, the momentum, and the mood in the building all at once.
As Knicks soar into Game 2, Pistons hope lessons were learned
With the New York Knicks facing an eight-point deficit to the upstart Detroit Pistons entering the fourth quarter on Saturday, Jalen Brunson returned to the locker room to change his sneakers and watched the first few minutes from the bench.
Cade Cunningham and Malik Beasley of the Detroit Pistons players, and coach JB Bickerstaff are among finalists for NBA awards ...
Milwaukee needs to beat the Detroit Pistons — currently the No. 6 seed — in one of the next two games, the last of the ...
Ausar Thompson, the man charged with Detroit’s most difficult defensive assignment of guarding the Knicks’ Jalen Brunson, was ...
The Detroit Pistons could have sounded shaken, after a few miserable minutes against the New York Knicks ruined an otherwise ...
The Pistons shot 31.8% (7-for-22) in the final period, and were outscored 40-21. They looked like an inexperienced team late, ...
The New York Knicks had a 21-0 run in the fourth quarter, when Detroit had more turnovers than baskets, and won Game 1 ...
Isaiah Stewart of Detroit Pistons dealt with an injury and limped for much of his 19 minutes, then exited Game 1 in 4th ...
Malik Beasley of the Detroit Pistons previews Game 2 against the New York Knicks. Beasley met with the media on April 20, 2025.
Any way you analyze it, the fourth quarter Saturday was a disaster for the Detroit Pistons in their 123-112 Game 1 loss to ...
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