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Quentin Richardson Credits Knicks’ Resiliency After 2-0 Finals Start

Richardson said New York has “an unbelievable resiliency” after taking a 2-0 NBA Finals lead over San Antonio. He noted the Knicks have not lost since falling behind 2-0 against Atlanta, despite being tested repeatedly. Richardson said they “keep fighting” through adversity, stick together, and keep getting different players to make timely plays.

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Barkley praised the Knicks' 13-game win streak as historically elite, pointing out their +262 point differential is the best by any team over an 11-game span in NBA history. "If they win these next two games, this is one of the greatest runs in playoff history," he said on Inside the NBA. "You have to give them their props."

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