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Karl-Anthony Towns, Josh Hart combine for 70 points in Knicks’ win vs. Pacers

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One way to put an ugly loss well into the rear-view mirror? Replace the memory with a convincing victory in the next game. The Knicks did just that, bouncing back from Saturday’s 131-104 loss to the Boston Celtics with a 128-115 victory over the Indiana Pacers at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Tuesday. It was the first game of a road-home back-to-back leading into Wednesday’s matchup against the Atlanta Hawks before the weeklong NBA All-Star Break…

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New York Amsterdam News

The Knicks enter All-Star break as one of the East’s top contenders

The Knicks have a lot more work to do. Their lineup needs more depth, confinement, and consistent production from the bench. Perhaps Tuesday’s 128-115 road win over the Indiana Pacers foreshadowed what’s to come following the All-Star break, which began for the Knicks last night after they hosted the Atlanta Hawks at Madison Square Garden. They went into the matchup 35-18, the No. 3 seed in the Eastern Conference, and holding the fourth best rec…

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NY Daily News

Karl-Anthony Towns, Josh Hart combine for 70 points in Knicks’ win vs. Pacers

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The SportsRush

“Re-emerged as One of the Best Bigs”: Karl-Anthony Towns Deemed as Top Center in the East by Lou Williams

As each day passes, the trade which landed Karl-Anthony Towns with the Knicks looks more and more lopsided. He was exceptional during his time with the Timberwolves, but Towns has emerged as one of the best bigs in the East. Matter of fact, former Clippers star Lou Williams crowns Towns the best center in the entire Eastern Conference. Williams took to FanDuel TV’s Run It Back to discuss Towns’ dominance with the Knicks. He continues to fuel New…

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Empire Sports Media

NBA legend says Knicks ‘own’ Pacers following Tuesday’s win

Michael C. Johnson-Imagn ImagesMichael C. Johnson-Imagn Images The New York Knicks took care of the Indiana Pacers in swift fashion on Tuesday with a blowout win by a score of 128-115. It was a much-needed win for New York after getting embarrassed by the Boston Celtics on their home floor back on Saturday.NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal makes fiery proclamation about the Knicks The dominant performance from them sparked some big reactions from thos…

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Knicks 128, Pacers 115: Close, until it wasn’t — The Strickland: A New York Knicks Site Guaranteed To Make 'Em Jump

The dynamics of the Knicks-Pacers rivalry have changed since their playoff tilt last season, and perhaps in the Knicks’ favor. The Knicks beat the Pacers 128-115. The game was close for a while, before it wasn’t. If you’re a cynic — and there are many of them in Knicksland these days — Knicks wins feel like the team often plays about 2-3 quarters of shaky basketball followed by about 15 minutes of explosive offense that eventually wins the day.…

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Pacers Struggle to Contain Knicks in Home Loss

The Indiana Pacers faced a tough challenge Tuesday night as the New York Knicks rolled into Indianapolis and left with a 128-115 victory. The Knicks, fueled by a stellar performance from Karl-Anthony Towns, ended a nearly two-year drought of wins in Indiana with a commanding display of firepower. Towns was unstoppable, racking up 40 points and 12 rebounds, while Josh Hart added 30 points on efficient shooting. The Knicks took control with a 10-0…

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