February 26–27, 2025: Knicks 110, 76ers 105
Knicks vs 76ers match player stats
In a tightly contested matchup at Madison Square Garden, the Knicks edged the 76ers 110‑105, extending Philadelphia’s losing streak to nine games
Jalen Brunson (NYK) led the charge with 34 points and 7 assists, including a personal 9‑0 run late in the fourth quarter that put the game out of reach
Mikal Bridges (NYK) added 28 points, shooting 12‑for‑18 from the field and contributing 3 rebounds and 3 assists
On the glass: Josh Hart dominated with 17 rebounds, 7 points, and 4 assists in 38:36 minutes of action
For Philadelphia:
Tyrese Maxey poured in 30 points despite going 0‑for‑10 from three, and also accounted for 5 assists
Paul George posted 25 points, 8 rebounds, and 7 assists.
Kelly Oubre Jr. scored 27 points, though shooting inconsistently at times
This game stood out for its second‑half drama, defensive lapses, and the Knicks’ resilience down the stretch.
April 1–2, 2025: Knicks 105, 76ers 91
In a mid‑season finale, the Knicks hosted a more manageable 76ers squad and won convincingly, 105‑91, sealing the season sweep against Philadelphia
OG Anunoby (NYK) led all scorers with 27 points, showing off defensive intensity and finishing strong with highlight dunks
Mitchell Robinson celebrated his birthday with a double‑double: 14 points, 14 rebounds, plus two blocks and a steal—in just 34 minutes
Landry Shamet delivered 20 points off the bench, knocking down six three-pointers and providing a scoring boost early
Josh Hart and Mikal Bridges each contributed 14 points, helping maintain offensive balance despite missing Brunson and Karl‑Anthony Towns
Philadelphia’s struggles included a 38% shooting rate, 14 turnovers in the first half, and no player matching the Knicks’ energy—highlighting their depleted roster and slump
📊 Player Stat Summary
Player
Team
PTS
REB
AST
Notes
Jalen Brunson
NYK
34
3
7
Took over late; high FG% and clutch
Mikal Bridges
NYK
28
~2
~3
Efficient scoring in both matchups
OG Anunoby
NYK
27
–
–
Defensive leader; season sweep hero
Josh Hart
NYK
7–14
17
4+
Glass cleaner; key in rebounding war
Mitchell Robinson
NYK
14
14
–
Dominant inside presence on birthday
Tyrese Maxey
PHI
30
~4
~5
Scored with volume despite struggles
Kelly Oubre Jr.
PHI
27
~4
1
Hot shooting but inconsistent defense
Paul George
PHI
25
8
7
Balanced all-around effort
✍️ Narrative Summary
The Knicks showed they could win both tight, high-stakes games and comfortable blowouts—even when missing key contributors. February’s contest centered on Brunson’s late-game heroics and Bridges’ consistent production, while April’s game highlighted Anunoby’s leadership, Robinson’s dominance on the boards, and a balanced offense.
For Philadelphia, Maxey, Oubre, and George did what they could, but their shots didn’t always fall when it mattered—particularly in clutch moments. Turnovers and poor shooting collectively hampered their efforts.
🔍 Looking Ahead
The Knicks head into playoff positioning with confidence, having secured the season series and displayed depth and versatility.
The 76ers remain in free-fall, with roster instability and poor form raising questions about their late-season trajectory.
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