Knicks Break Away in Fourth Quarter and Beat the Nets for the 15th Straight Time, 103-90
The Knicks have won eight straight against Brooklyn and are trying to use the matchup to jump-start a 2-4 title defense.
- On Monday, the New York Knicks defeated the Brooklyn Nets 103-90, extending their borough rivalry winning streak to 15 consecutive victories. Landry Shamet led the Knicks with a season-high 22 points.
- Brooklyn has not defeated New York since January 28, 2023, shortly before trading Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving. The drought spans nearly four years of borough dominance by the Knicks.
- Trailing by four points after three quarters, New York outscored Brooklyn 25-5 to open the fourth quarter, turning a four-point deficit into a 100-84 cushion. Julius Randle contributed 21 points and 11 rebounds for the Nets.
- Jose Alvarado returned to the Knicks' lineup after missing four games with a left ankle sprain. Head coach Mike Brown confirmed Alvarado reclaimed his backup point guard spot.
- The Knicks host Chicago on Wednesday while the Nets return home to face Charlotte. New York holds a 3-4 record early in its title defense season.
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The Toronto Star
Knicks break away in fourth quarter and beat the Nets for the 15th straight time, 103-90
NEW YORK (AP) — Landry Shamet scored a season-high 22 points and the New York Knicks beat the Brooklyn Nets 103-90 on Monday night for their 15th straight victory over
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The Cumberland Times-NewsN.Y. Knicks 103, Brooklyn 90
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