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Knicks Pull Away in Fourth Quarter, Beat Nets for 15th Straight Time
OG Anunoby scored 18 points as New York outscored Brooklyn 28-11 in the fourth and held the Nets to 3-for-16 shooting.
- On Monday, the New York Knicks defeated the Brooklyn Nets 103-90 at Madison Square Garden, extending their winning streak against their crosstown rival to 15 games.
- Although the Nets led 79-75 entering the fourth quarter, the Knicks dominated the final period, outscoring Brooklyn 28-11 to secure the victory.
- Landry Shamet scored a season-high 22 points for New York, while OG Anunoby added 18, including nine in the fourth quarter. Julius Randle recorded 21 points and 11 rebounds for Brooklyn.
- The Knicks have won three of four games following an 0-3 start to the season. New York hosts Chicago on Wednesday, while the Nets host Charlotte the same day.
- Brooklyn has not defeated New York since January 28, 2023, shortly before trading Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving. Fifteen meetings have passed since that victory.
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Independent EspañolThe New York Knicks overcame the Nets with a sharp closing of 25-5, achieving their 15th consecutive victory over their local rival.Despite an uncertain start, the Knicks came up with outstanding performances by Shamet, Brunson and Randle, consolidating their dominance in the series.
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Knicks overwhelm Nets in fourth quarter, extend rivalry winning streak to 15 games
The Knicks overwhelmed the Nets down the stretch Monday night at Madison Square Garden, turning a four-point deficit entering the fourth quarter into a 103-90 victory that extended their winning streak against their crosstown rival to 15 games.
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