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4 things to watch in Knicks-Hawks Game 6
Atlanta's Jalen Johnson (and others) must shine in Game 6 vs. New York, which is one win away from an East semis berth.
Karl-Anthony Towns’ playmaking and scoring have carved up the Hawks in this first-round series.
It’s close-out time in this first-round series and the New York Knicks are bringing the momentum, which has shifted suddenly. The question is, will they bring a killer’s instinct?
That’s what this type of game requires, because it’s tough to send another team on vacation, especially on their home court. The Atlanta Hawks had nothing to lose when this series began, and managed to assume a 2-1 lead and cause the sky to temporarily fall in Gotham. They can make that happen again, although it’ll require a much stronger effort than the last two games.
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For the second time in as many games, their Atlanta Hawks upset higher Eastern Conference seeds New York to take a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven first-round playoff series.
CJ McCollum hit a fadeaway jumper with 12.5 seconds left to ruin the Knicks' night again, leading the hosts to a 109-108 victory on Thursday (Friday AEST).
After starring in a Game 2 stunner at Madison Square Garden, McCollum came through again from 15 feet, finishing with 23 points.
Hawks coach Quin Snyder called it "a great shot," but stressed the effort of his entire team.
"That's the thing about this group that I've enjoyed so much."
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