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Ian Begley highlighted the coaching maestro's role, emphasizing how Mike Brown's adjustments—such as not relying on certain players like McHale Bridges or Josh Hart in the final minutes—enabled the Knicks to maintain momentum. By trusting his players and sticking with the effective lineup, Brown maximized the team's chances in this high-stakes environment.
A notable aspect was the team's offensive rebounding—especially Robinson's efforts—which resulted in 14 more field goal attempts in the fourth quarter. This statistical advantage was a testament to the Knicks' relentless pursuit of second-chance points and their focused execution during critical moments.