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Sam Presti Raves About Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's Mid-Range Game

Shai won his second straight MVP this season and did so while heavily relying on the mid-range. "He's brought the midrange back to an art form. He's transcendent for any generation, any player. That's why older players love his game," said Presti, claiming his middys are why he gets "fouled a lot". "He's not a guy that's just launching 3s."

By Samir Mehdi

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

President Donald Trump will watch Game 3 from a suite. When asked if his presence at the game was "appropriate", Brown diplomatically said. "I’m just locked in man on Game 3. A lot for people text me all the time about this and that and for me my focus is just on Game 3. Our group is that way too."

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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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Aliyah Boston Is Ready To Go After Brief Scare Against Liberty

Boston said she is “feeling good, feeling better” after briefly exiting Indiana’s game against New York and later returning. The Fever forward was listed as questionable for tonight, but said she is “ready to go.” Asked what happened, Boston said she was focused on “making sure I’m warm,” adding that everything is “all good.”

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Monica McNutt Says Knicks’ Finals Rise Is a Four-Year Evolution

McNutt said New York’s title push should not be viewed as only this season’s story, calling it “a four-year sort of evolution.” She credited Leon Rose, Tom Thibodeau, Julius Randle and Mike Brown for building accountability and belief. McNutt said past playoff heartbreak helped the Knicks core capitalize now as the city comes alive.

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