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Can The Knicks Strongly Close NBA Cup Group Play? | NY Got Game

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Can The Knicks Strongly Close NBA Cup Group Play? | NY Got Game

NY Got Game: A Knicks Basketball Podcast from New York Post Sports›

Nov 26, 20251:24:50

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The New York Knicks (10-6) bounced back with a win over the Brooklyn Nets to even their record on their 5 game road trip at 2-2. Their next two games are NBA Cup games against the Charlotte Hornets and Milwaukee Bucks.

Hornets beat reporter for the Charlotte Observer, Rod Boone joins Dexter Henry and Bryan Fonseca to preview the Thanksgiving Eve matchup between the Knicks and Hornets. Plus the guys look at what Knicks fans should be thankful for this holiday season!
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