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Kenny Atkinson Says Knicks Dominated Them in the 4th Quarter

Atkinson stated that he was proud of how his Cavs team played, emphasizing that they were great during the first three quarters. "We got a little unlucky, Brunson obviously took over at the end," Atkinson said. "They dominated us in the 4th quarter." He added that they struggled defensively in the 4th quarter, with the ball getting stuck too much.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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Mike Brown Details Jalen Brunson’s Words From Huddle Speech, Calls Him Knicks’ “Leader”

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