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Stephen A. unveiled his five Knicks keys, starting with Mitchell Robinson ignoring “some damn pinky” and ending with Jalen Brunson needing to be “bigger” than Wemby. He wants Landry Shamet shooting, Karl-Anthony Towns out of foul trouble, and Mikal Bridges staying hot, saying New York needs “the collection of all of this” to end its curse.

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