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Tim MacMohan Labels Knicks' "World's Sexiest Cockroaches"
MacMahon said New York is “ready to be champions,” while San Antonio is not, calling the Knicks “the world’s sexiest cockroaches.” He said opponents must “stomp on them” and “flush them” because they keep surviving double-digit deficits. MacMahon added New York has “proven closers” in Jalen Brunson’s crew, while Spurs inexperience keeps showing late in Finals games.
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Brunson said hearing Knicks fans on the road during the Finals means more than he can fully express. “I appreciate more than I think I’ll ever be able to say,” he said, calling himself “very grateful and thankful.” Brunson added the support is “a really cool experience” that players cannot explain and “just have to experience.”
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Raptors Teammates Celebrate OG Anunoby After Iconic Finals Tip-In
Anunoby said he has heard from “a lot of people” since his Game 4 winner, including former Toronto teammates from his championship past. “They hit me up,” he said, adding they were “really excited for me” and “happy for me.” The reaction followed his late tip-in, already being framed as one of New York’s iconic Finals moments.
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