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How another early clash with Heat can help Knicks in the long run
The Knicks see Monday’s clash against the Heat in Miami as a valuable opportunity to prepare for the postseason.
It marks the third time the Knicks will have played against the Heat in the first 13 games this season, and the second within three days.
“It’s a good playoff warmup, practice, playing the same team over two days or three days,” Karl-Anthony Towns said after practice Sunday. “You gotta be ready for them to adjust, ready for them to do what they gotta do as a coaching staff to counteract what we do and what we showed them last game. It’s gonna be good for us to have sort of a playoff series style of play where we played them two days ago and now we’re about to play them again and at their house. It’s kind of those momentum shifts you see in Game 2 or 3 or 4 and 5 [of a playoff series]. It’s gonna be good for us to have practice with that.”
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No, you’ve not clicked on the wrong link. It’s the third Knicks vs. Heat game in 13 dates.
New York gets its first long road trip of the season going with another matchup against the Miamiamenses, this time in Florida.
Here’s a bunch of stuff we’ve heard in the past few hours.
“He plays with really good pace. He doesn’t need the ball in his hands, so he’s a connector. He plays with pace. He’s got to be guarded. And not just pace in the full court, getting to the corners or getting to the wing, but even in the half court, we try to cut and move a lot. When you cut, when you make Canada cuts, he gets from point A to point B really fast. So if you kind of lag or something like that, our guys know where guys should be in different concepts or actions. So you lag and he gets from point A to point B, he’s going to get a wide-open 3 and most times, it’s going to go in. Good dude, too. He’s just a good dude.”
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Knicks vs. Heat Prediction, Odds and Best NBA Prop Bets for Monday, Nov. 17
For the second time in as many games and the third time this season, the New York Knicks will take on the Miami Heat on Monday night.
New York lost the first meeting in Miami, but it bounced back in an NBA Cup clash on Friday night, winning without Jalen Brunson behind huge games from Karl-Anthony Towns and Landry Shamet.
Brunson is out for Monday’s game as he recovers from an ankle sprain that he suffered last week against Orlando.
Meanwhile on the Heat side, Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro are listed as out for this matchup. Oddsmakers have set the Heat as favorites, and these teams have played two fairly close games so far this season with the home team covering in both matchups.
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