PG: Saved By The KAT

[Deeeez Knicks]

I don't get how they have been letting these screens go

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[JayTWill]

If Hart didn't make contact, Hardaway would have missed by a bigger margin. Hart saved him from emberrassment.

I don't know about that. I'm just glad the Knicks won. If they lost on a silly foul at the buzzer after the incredible plays that were made on both ends of the court in the 4th I would have been sick.

If a foul was called on that three, THJ would have missed 4 free throws.

Damn, your hate or lack of belief in Timmy is strong

[Jalen Bluntson]

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Looking like a ninja assassin on that insane shot.

When you think about it, he's really the perfect Robin to JB's Batman.

I love this team. I will leave it there. We are winning and I'll enjoy that for now. We need work yada yada yada. I am excited for the next game. Playoff basketball is fun.

[Garbagelo]

I enjoyed the wins, but being basically evenly matched with Detroit is not bullish for the future rounds

[blueNorange]

Jokic, Wilt,Kareem,Hakeem

I’ll assume sarcasm

kat is the only 50/40/80 guy

So is Jokic.

except he isn’t for his career

kat is

[K_ick_God]

An arm lock is always a loose ball foul, unless somehow they both locked arms equally like a couple that’s truly in love …. Even then it would be the guy with inside position that gets the first benefit of the whistle

[god shammgod]

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If you’re going to criticize Thibodeau for Towns’ play in Game 2, doesn’t he also deserve some credit for what Towns did over four days in Detroit?

“(There’s) a lot of people who don’t give him that credit, but I’m happy to say he puts us in position where we’re prepared, we’re ready, and he lets us play,” Brunson said on Sunday. “… He lets us talk things out. He talks things out, too. But for the most part, he’s gonna let us play, he’s gonna let us figure it out, and we’re gonna have to figure it out together. He puts us in position to be successful, and that’s how he’s been since I’ve known him.”

The Knicks have succeeded often under Thibodeau. They have reached the playoffs in four of his five seasons as head coach. They’ve won 50 games in back-to-back seasons. Still, the stakes were high for Thibodeau coming into this series. If the Knicks failed to get out of the first round, there would have been a lot of tough conversations in the offseason. Those conversations would include an assessment of the head coach.

But Thibodeau’s Knicks took care of business in Detroit this week. They come home with a 3-1 series edge.

The last time the Knicks took two straight road games in a playoff series, Thibodeau was a 41-year-old assistant coach.

[Iron Mantis]

Where's tomorrow's game thread?

Quality posts are being wasted in this soon-to-be abandoned PG thread.

[3toheadmelo]

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If you’re going to criticize Thibodeau for Towns’ play in Game 2, doesn’t he also deserve some credit for what Towns did over four days in Detroit?

“(There’s) a lot of people who don’t give him that credit, but I’m happy to say he puts us in position where we’re prepared, we’re ready, and he lets us play,” Brunson said on Sunday. “… He lets us talk things out. He talks things out, too. But for the most part, he’s gonna let us play, he’s gonna let us figure it out, and we’re gonna have to figure it out together. He puts us in position to be successful, and that’s how he’s been since I’ve known him.”

The Knicks have succeeded often under Thibodeau. They have reached the playoffs in four of his five seasons as head coach. They’ve won 50 games in back-to-back seasons. Still, the stakes were high for Thibodeau coming into this series. If the Knicks failed to get out of the first round, there would have been a lot of tough conversations in the offseason. Those conversations would include an assessment of the head coach.

But Thibodeau’s Knicks took care of business in Detroit this week. They come home with a 3-1 series edge.

The last time the Knicks took two straight road games in a playoff series, Thibodeau was a 41-year-old assistant coach.

Brunson calling out the anti Thibs crowd. We won again sham!

[Iron Mantis]

If we don't beat the Celtics, Thibs is 100% getting "promoted" this summer....

[god shammgod]

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[Context]

I think the moral of the story is that if you're in a scrum you want Josh Hart on your side of the scrum Every year he's on the right side of a late game broken play.


In contrast... Mikal just crawling on the floor though

Cap, the crawl was a symbol of how desparately he wants everything to be ok-I promise you!

[god shammgod]

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If you’re going to criticize Thibodeau for Towns’ play in Game 2, doesn’t he also deserve some credit for what Towns did over four days in Detroit?

“(There’s) a lot of people who don’t give him that credit, but I’m happy to say he puts us in position where we’re prepared, we’re ready, and he lets us play,” Brunson said on Sunday. “… He lets us talk things out. He talks things out, too. But for the most part, he’s gonna let us play, he’s gonna let us figure it out, and we’re gonna have to figure it out together. He puts us in position to be successful, and that’s how he’s been since I’ve known him.”

The Knicks have succeeded often under Thibodeau. They have reached the playoffs in four of his five seasons as head coach. They’ve won 50 games in back-to-back seasons. Still, the stakes were high for Thibodeau coming into this series. If the Knicks failed to get out of the first round, there would have been a lot of tough conversations in the offseason. Those conversations would include an assessment of the head coach.

But Thibodeau’s Knicks took care of business in Detroit this week. They come home with a 3-1 series edge.

The last time the Knicks took two straight road games in a playoff series, Thibodeau was a 41-year-old assistant coach.

Brunson calling out the anti Thibs crowd. We won again sham!

[Jeff Van Gully]

I don't get how they have been letting these screens go

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i mean, come on. what are we doing here?

i got a hundred guns a hundred clips...

[Fury]

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If you’re going to criticize Thibodeau for Towns’ play in Game 2, doesn’t he also deserve some credit for what Towns did over four days in Detroit?

“(There’s) a lot of people who don’t give him that credit, but I’m happy to say he puts us in position where we’re prepared, we’re ready, and he lets us play,” Brunson said on Sunday. “… He lets us talk things out. He talks things out, too. But for the most part, he’s gonna let us play, he’s gonna let us figure it out, and we’re gonna have to figure it out together. He puts us in position to be successful, and that’s how he’s been since I’ve known him.”

The Knicks have succeeded often under Thibodeau. They have reached the playoffs in four of his five seasons as head coach. They’ve won 50 games in back-to-back seasons. Still, the stakes were high for Thibodeau coming into this series. If the Knicks failed to get out of the first round, there would have been a lot of tough conversations in the offseason. Those conversations would include an assessment of the head coach.

But Thibodeau’s Knicks took care of business in Detroit this week. They come home with a 3-1 series edge.

The last time the Knicks took two straight road games in a playoff series, Thibodeau was a 41-year-old assistant coach.

Not saying he doesn't deserve credit, but the article also says he deserved criticism and adjusted to do the thing most people wanted lol

[Jeff Van Gully]

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If you’re going to criticize Thibodeau for Towns’ play in Game 2, doesn’t he also deserve some credit for what Towns did over four days in Detroit?

“(There’s) a lot of people who don’t give him that credit, but I’m happy to say he puts us in position where we’re prepared, we’re ready, and he lets us play,” Brunson said on Sunday. “… He lets us talk things out. He talks things out, too. But for the most part, he’s gonna let us play, he’s gonna let us figure it out, and we’re gonna have to figure it out together. He puts us in position to be successful, and that’s how he’s been since I’ve known him.”

The Knicks have succeeded often under Thibodeau. They have reached the playoffs in four of his five seasons as head coach. They’ve won 50 games in back-to-back seasons. Still, the stakes were high for Thibodeau coming into this series. If the Knicks failed to get out of the first round, there would have been a lot of tough conversations in the offseason. Those conversations would include an assessment of the head coach.

But Thibodeau’s Knicks took care of business in Detroit this week. They come home with a 3-1 series edge.

The last time the Knicks took two straight road games in a playoff series, Thibodeau was a 41-year-old assistant coach.

Brunson calling out the anti Thibs crowd. We won again sham!

i come not to engage in pettiness, but to elevate the thibslamic principles our great prophet espouses.

jalen is short for elijalen, by the way. little-known tidbit.

until the final horn. always.

[Jeff Van Gully]

If we don't beat the Celtics, Thibs is 100% getting "promoted" this summer....

how would you handle coach remaining on the bench with continued endorsement?

[K_ick_God]

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*Saved to phone*

[Jeff Van Gully]

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this is pettiness i can be here for. may the retractions be as loud as the glaze, Begley.

[K_ick_God]

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If you’re going to criticize Thibodeau for Towns’ play in Game 2, doesn’t he also deserve some credit for what Towns did over four days in Detroit?

“(There’s) a lot of people who don’t give him that credit, but I’m happy to say he puts us in position where we’re prepared, we’re ready, and he lets us play,” Brunson said on Sunday. “… He lets us talk things out. He talks things out, too. But for the most part, he’s gonna let us play, he’s gonna let us figure it out, and we’re gonna have to figure it out together. He puts us in position to be successful, and that’s how he’s been since I’ve known him.”

The Knicks have succeeded often under Thibodeau. They have reached the playoffs in four of his five seasons as head coach. They’ve won 50 games in back-to-back seasons. Still, the stakes were high for Thibodeau coming into this series. If the Knicks failed to get out of the first round, there would have been a lot of tough conversations in the offseason. Those conversations would include an assessment of the head coach.

But Thibodeau’s Knicks took care of business in Detroit this week. They come home with a 3-1 series edge.

The last time the Knicks took two straight road games in a playoff series, Thibodeau was a 41-year-old assistant coach.

He does deserve credit

Goes without saying