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"I think he’s a top 3 MVP candidate and his name wasn’t mentioned much," said Brown prior to Game 3, calling out the lack of recognition Brunson got in the regular season. "Something like this should definitely help everybody wake up and understand what kind of player [and person] he is. Hopefully he becomes a household name."

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Mike Brown Diverts Question About Donald Trump's Presence At Game 3

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Sam Presti Defends Chet Holmgren's Poor WCF Showing

Chet had merely two FGAs and four points in Game 7 vs the Spurs. Overall, he had a poor WCF. " Chet’s one of our guys. He's been so impactful. He drives winning in so many different levels for us. He didn't have a great series. All [greats] have these moments where they run into defeat or struggle," said Presti.

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A Nosebleed Seat at MSG Cost $60 in 1999 and $6,793 Tonight

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A Nosebleed Seat at MSG Cost $60 in 1999 and $6,793 Tonight

A nosebleed seat in Section 417 at MSG cost $60 for the 1999 NBA Finals between the Knicks and Spurs. The same seat in Section 418 for Game 3 tonight costs $6,793, an 11,221 percent increase over 27 years, per Front Office Sports. The Knicks haven't played a Finals game at MSG since that series in 1999.

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