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EP 43 | Frank Ntilikina Returns!| Knicks vs. Nets| Knicks Post Game Live Fan Reaction and Phone In

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New York Knicks News: 

While the Nets were reveling in a win over their crosstown rivals, the Knicks were looking at silver linings.

Enes Kanter led the Knicks (8-19) with 23 points and 14 rebounds. Allonzo Trier had 15 points off the bench, Emmanuel Mudiay chipped in with 13 points and Damyean Dotson and Mario Hezonja each added 12 for New York, which has lost three straight and five of six.

“We went out there and fought to the end,” said Frank Ntilikina. “We did a good job.”

New York, meanwhile, knocked down 47 percent of its shots (39 for 83), but missed 18 of 26 from 3-point range (30.8 percent).

Each team shot 60 percent from the free throw line. Brooklyn made 15 of 25 from the line, while the Knicks were 18 for 30.

The Nets led by 10 points, 56-46, at halftime and extended their lead to as many as 19 points in the fourth quarter.

“I was searching that whole game for a lineup that could compete defensively and move the ball offensively,” New York coach David Fizdale said. “We were in mud for 2½ or 3 quarters of that game.”

This season, the Nets haven’t show the ability to close out teams, while the Knicks have fought back from deficits. Both happened in the fourth quarter, as the Knicks cut the deficit to five points, 101-96, on a layup by Ntilikina.

But on New York’s next possession, Dotson missed a driving reverse layup, and on the counterattack Hollis-Jefferson was awarded a basket as Mitchell Robinson was called for defensive goaltending. Immediately after that sequence, Ntilikina missed a 3, and Crabbe countered with a basket from behind the arc that pushed the advantage to 10 points, 106-96.

“All that hard work we were putting in during the (losing) streak is finally paying off,” Allen said.

Still, the Knicks hung in. After Dinwiddie dropped in a layup that extended Brooklyn’s lead to 110-98 with 2:16 left, New York scored the next six points and closed within six, 110-104.

“The young guys played well,” Knicks guard Tim Hardaway Jr. said. “They did a great job of getting us back into the fight and making it a ball game. They didn’t stop. They didn’t quit. That’s the idea Fiz is trying to build here and they showed it.”

Knicks: The matchup was the second game at Madison Square Garden on Saturday. Earlier in the day, Seton Hall upset Kentucky, 84-83, in overtime in a men’s college basketball game. The hoops-heavy weekend will conclude Sunday with a tripleheader. The Garden will host the annual Holiday Festival which showcases local colleges in two games, then the Knicks will host Charlotte. . After not playing in New York’s last three games, Ntilikina got into the game with 3:31 left in the third quarter. Ntilikina finished with seven points in 15 minutes.

GROWTH SPURTS:

Prior to the game, New York coach David Fizdale and Brooklyn coach Kenny Atkinson spoke at length about the future for their respective franchises.

While the teams have generally been competitive this season, Fizdale and Atkinson talked about player development and this summer’s free agent marketplace as being key to the franchises. The Knicks and Nets are in the midst of rebuilding projects, and the franchises are expected to be active in the upcoming free agent market. New York only has $57.3 million allotted to eight players for next season, and Brooklyn has $43.7 million earmarked in player salaries.

“Trying to develop youth,” Fizdale said. “And hopefully attract some free agents this summer.”

Arguably the biggest difference between the teams is that the Knicks have a foundational piece in injured forward Kristaps Porzingis, the kind of player the Nets do not have. Yet Atkinson was adamant that the Nets should be focused on sustained improvement.

“I’m not going to pick a number. I know it’s better than 28 (wins). I know that I’m not going to start picking numbers, Atkinson said. “We’re looking to take another step forward. How big that jump will be, we’ll see at the end of the season.” [via AP]

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