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Karl-Anthony Towns Calls Game 4 The Toughest Test Of Knicks' Season

Towns said closing out Cleveland will be New York’s hardest challenge yet, calling any elimination game “the toughest game of the year.” He warned the Knicks that ending someone’s season becomes “two times harder” than the previous matchup, so they must enter Game 4 ready to “meet the moment” and match Cavaliers’ desperation from the start on the road tonight.

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Detroit Pistons Expected to Inquire About Kawhi Leonard This Summer

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Josh Hart: James Dolan’s Finals Demand Fuels New York Knicks

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Karl-Anthony Towns Says Knicks’ All-NBA Snubs Show Their Selfless Finals Push

Towns said New York having only one All-NBA selection while nearing the Finals “speaks volumes” about the Knicks’ identity. He said it shows they are “selfless” and willing to do “whatever it takes” for winning, not individual stats. To him, the snubs highlight a “collective effort” carrying New York every night and proving this roster’s value goes beyond awards.

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