New York Knicks power through, the Celtics need a Game Seven and there was agony for Nikola Jokic

"The biggest thing is we had to change our offense. Again, not as drastic as we probably did halfway through the year, but we had to change it because every possession was a grind those first three games, especially down the stretch."

"They forced us to put our thinking caps on, and they forced us to play different. Find ways to make the game easier for our players while putting them in their strengths, while trying not to hinder them."

"I think we played really well. I think that it doesn't really matter that much, though. I mean, we've seen games like this. This is just one game. That's one story."

The New York Knicks achieved a significant victory over the Atlanta Hawks, winning 140-89 and securing a 4-2 series win. OG Anunoby led the Knicks with 29 points, and the team set an NBA playoff record for the largest halftime lead at 47 points. Coach Mike Brown emphasized the need to adjust their offense to overcome the Hawks' challenges. The Knicks will face the winner of the Boston Celtics and Philadelphia 76ers series, while the Celtics suffered a loss to the 76ers, who are gaining momentum.

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