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Jalen Brunson faced a tough challenge in the first two games of the Knicks’ playoff series against the 76ers, but he remains a key player for the team. Despite facing defensive pressure and length from the 76ers, Brunson will need to find ways to score more efficiently in Game 3. The Knicks have found success in creating opportunities for Brunson in the stop-and-pop game and through high screens. Brunson has also shown a willingness to make plays for his teammates, leading to easy baskets for Isaiah Hartenstein. The Madison Square Garden crowd erupted when Donte DiVincenzo hit a go-ahead three-pointer in the final seconds of Game 2, and Brunson will look to provide similar heroics in Game 3.

The NBA has come under fire in recent days due to controversial officiating calls and an incident involving Denver Nuggets star Nikola Jokic’s brother. In Philadelphia, the 76ers are furious after they believe they were robbed of a victory in Game 2 of their playoff series against the New York Knicks. The league admitted that Tyrese Maxey was fouled twice before the Knicks took the lead with a 3-pointer, and that 76ers coach Nick Nurse attempted to call two timeouts that were not granted. Meanwhile, in Denver, police are investigating an incident in which Jokic’s brother was seen punching a fan after the Nuggets’ victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. And in Los Angeles, LeBron James expressed his frustration with the NBA’s replay center after a controversial foul call against the Lakers in their loss to the Nuggets.

The Philadelphia 76ers suffered a heartbreaking 104-101 loss to the New York Knicks in Game 2 of their Eastern Conference playoff series, putting them on the brink of elimination. Despite a valiant rally led by Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey, the Sixers were unable to overcome a controversial sequence in the final seconds that allowed the Knicks to secure the victory. Embiid expressed frustration over the officiating, but acknowledged that the Sixers have work to do in order to turn the series around.

Philadelphia 76ers star Stephen A. Smith believes his team was unfairly denied a victory in their Game 2 loss to the New York Knicks. With 47 seconds remaining and the Sixers leading 101-96, the Knicks staged an improbable comeback. Jalen Brunson sank a three-pointer, Donte DiVincenzo drained two more, and Isaiah Hartenstein secured the offensive rebound before DiVincenzo’s game-winning shot. Smith, despite being a Knicks fan, claims the officials missed several key calls, including a potential foul on Tyrese Maxey. However, Sixers fans took to social media to challenge his opinion, arguing that Maxey committed a foul on Josh Hart and that both teams had missed calls.

NBC Philadelphia broadcasters Alaa Abdelnaby and Kate Scott prematurely declared a Sixers victory in Game 2 of their playoff series against the Knicks, only for New York to rally for a stunning 104-101 win. The Knicks went on an 8-0 run in the final 27 seconds, capped by a game-winning 3-pointer from Donte DiVincenzo, after Abdelnaby and Scott had commented on the Sixers’ success in securing a road win. The Sixers broadcasters made no mention of their previous comments after the Knicks stole the game away. Postgame analysis was muted, with a frustrated Nick Nurse and a disappointed but optimistic Joel Embiid expressing confidence in the team’s ability to bounce back.

ESPN host Molly Qerim has received support from fans after her co-hosts on ‘First Take,’ Stephen A. Smith and Shannon Sharpe, bombarded her with sarcastic comments about her plans to attend a potential Game 5 of the Knicks-76ers playoff series. Despite her co-hosts’ skepticism, fans took to social media to express their support for Qerim and call on the Knicks to provide her with courtside seats.

After the New York Knicks’ decisive 104-101 win over the Philadelphia 76ers in Game 2 of the playoffs, NBA legend Magic Johnson heaped praise on an unlikely hero: Isaiah Hartenstein. Hartenstein, a 7-foot center, may not have put up the most impressive statistics, but his contributions were pivotal in securing the victory for the Knicks.

Selena Gomez embraced the bold trend of vibrant red attire as she stepped out in a statement-making berry red leather trench coat to attend a New York Knicks game at Madison Square Garden. The oversized coat, featuring structured shoulder pads, was paired effortlessly with a sleek black skirt and knee-high, snakeskin boots. Gomez accessorized with on-trend chunky gold hoops, sporting a sleek low bun and a bold red lip to complement her striking outerwear. Her boyfriend, Justin Bieber, complemented Gomez’s chic ensemble with his signature casual style.

Despite facing significant injuries, the New York Knicks have secured the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference with 50 wins, largely due to the exceptional play of Donte DiVincenzo. Signed as a free agent in 2023, DiVincenzo has exceeded expectations, becoming an integral part of the lineup and stepping up in the absence of key players. His aggressive play, accurate 3-point shooting, and ability to create in the paint have drawn comparisons to legendary Knicks guard John Starks by Knicks legend and current commentator Walt Frazier. Frazier praised DiVincenzo’s tenacity, defensive prowess, and ability to ignite the crowd, similar to Starks, who was a fan favorite during his eight seasons with the Knicks. DiVincenzo’s iconic 3-pointer in Game 2 of the first-round series against the Philadelphia 76ers, witnessed by Starks courtside, is a testament to his impact on the team. The Knicks’ success this season is a testament to DiVincenzo’s contributions and the resilience of a team that has overcome challenges to become a formidable contender.

The New York Knicks stole Game 2 of their first-round playoff series against the Philadelphia 76ers on Monday night thanks to a dramatic late comeback capped off by back-to-back three-pointers from Jalen Brunson and Donte DiVincenzo. The Sixers held a five-point lead with just 30 seconds remaining, but the Knicks rallied to tie the game and eventually take the lead on DiVincenzo’s second three-pointer. The Sixers had a chance to tie the game at the free throw line, but James Harden missed both attempts. The Knicks went on to win the game 104-101.