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Knicks' chemistry gets Kendrick Perkins shoutout after NBA Finals Game 1
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ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins highlighted the Knicks’ Game 1 approach as pivotal in the NBA Finals win over the Spurs, crediting coach Mike Brown and Jalen Brunson’s supporting cast for erasing a 14-point deficit in a 105-95 road victory. Brunson scored 30 points while Towns (18 on 12 rebounds), OG Anunoby (17) and Landry Shamet (13) contributed, helping the Knicks’ group tally 55 points across Towns, Anunoby, Shamet and Jose Alvarado. Shaquille O’Neal admitted he was wrong about Brunson after his strong third quarter, and Game 2 heads to San Antonio as the series shifts venues.
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