The Knicks faced significant issues in fourth quarters throughout the season, dropping their net rating from plus-four to minus-4.2. Despite a solid record in clutch situations, their offense regressed in the late stages of games without key players like Brunson. Upon entering the playoffs against the inexperienced Detroit Pistons, the Knicks changed their narrative dramatically in Game 1, overcoming a deficit with a 21-point run led by Cameron Payne and Karl-Anthony Towns, showcasing their potential for overcoming previous shortcomings.
The Knicks experienced a dismal fourth quarter performance throughout the season, significantly impacting their overall net ratings despite a strong record in clutch games.
As they approached the playoffs, concerns grew regarding whether the Knicksâ late-game struggles would continue, but they found a chance to change the narrative against Detroit.
In Game 1 of the playoffs, the Knicks entered the fourth quarter trailing but made an impressive comeback with a remarkable 21-0 run.
Cameron Payne, alongside Karl-Anthony Towns, played a pivotal role in the Knicks' comeback, highlighting the team's potential despite previous struggles.
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