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There was no blowout in Game 2. But the Knicks showed they can win a tight battle down the stretch.
NEW YORK — The New York Knicks had every reason to expect a simpler night. Joel Embiid was out for the Philadelphia 76ers, though Mitchell Robinson was a late scratch for the Knicks. And somehow, even without Philadelphia’s franchise center on the floor, the Knicks still spent most of Game 2 fighting whistles, foul trouble and a team that looked far more comfortable than it did two nights ...
Knicks hold off Sixers, take 2-0 series lead
