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Stephen A. Smith Says the Honeymoon Is Over for Mikal Bridges and the Knicks

Stephen A. ripped New York after another collapse in Game 3, warning “change is coming” if the Knicks lose the series. He blasted Bridges for a scoreless Game 3 after costing five first-round picks, saying, “The honeymoon’s over.” Smith also called out Brunson’s late mistakes and Josh Hart’s two-point night, asking how this happened against Atlanta, not a true contender.

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