Knicks Blow Out 76ers Game 1 137-98

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Knicks Blow Out 76ers Game 1 137-98

Knicks are the first team in the play-by-play era to lead by 30+ points in 3 straight Playoffs games. Jalen Brunson's 27 first half points set the tone for New York as they led by 23 at the half. They never relinquished this lead. Paul George led the 76ers in scoring with 17 while Embiid had just 14.

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