What is going on are your Knickabockers.

Heart lost of all.

Gets it back.

Drives inside. Finds out of Nolvi. George may have got a piece of it. Back out Bridges. Shot clock at four. Bridges puts it up. Puts it in. McHale Bridges nails the jumper. It's a six-point lead. And part of a late run for the Knicks, Mike Breen on ESPN,

and elevated into a 108-102 game two win over the Sixers and a two-0 series lead.

The fourth quarter wasn't exactly a thing of beauty, but it doesn't matter.

A win is a win.

The outscored Philly 19 to 12.

Here was Mike Brown.

That was a hard-fought win.

It was a playoff basketball game.

You know, the game was ugly offensively throughout most of the game.

You give the sixers a lot of credit.

And he also gave a lot of credit to one player in particular.

If there is one player that I want to make sure that I mention, it's McKell Bridges.

You know, it's, you're not stopping Tyrese Maxie. I mean, you know, Tyrese, he had a great game. He had 26 points.

But McKell tried to make them work.

All while scoring 18 points himself.

Here was Bridges.

What exactly was the plan on Maxie?

Just try to make it tough on him.

You know how great Tyrese is, his ability to score and be a threat all three levels and be able to pass too.

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