"It's staying poised, staying composed. Just figuring out one play at a time, one step at a time and not looking too far ahead. The 29-year-old was pretty satisfied with his night's work but Brown felt he was merely doing his job, stating: They started switching a little bit and he got to his spots and scored a bucket and that's what he's expected to do for us."
"I commend their effort, said 76ers coach Nick Nurse after watching his team miss 11 of its final 12 three-pointers. I just wish that a couple of those really good looks went in. All we needed was one or two ... we just needed one or two to kind get the thing to at least get it down to the end where we had a chance."
"It looked like he was hopping, but I don't know anything, Brown said. They haven't told me. I just know he left the game. Nobody said he was back. I haven't talked to anybody yet. Anunoby looked uncomfortable as he walked off following an attempted dunk."
The New York Knicks defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 108-102 in Game Two of the Eastern Conference semi-finals, with Jalen Brunson contributing 26 points. The game featured 25 lead changes, showcasing competitive play throughout. Karl-Anthony Towns added 20 points while OG Anunoby scored 24 before leaving with an apparent injury. Despite Brunson's strong performance, head coach Mike Brown characterized it as routine execution rather than exceptional play. The 76ers, missing Joel Embiid due to injury, struggled with three-point shooting down the stretch, missing 11 of their final 12 attempts. Tyrese Maxey led Philadelphia with 26 points. The series shifts to Philadelphia for Game Three.
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