Knicks · [Game Thread 2/22/24 @7pm] Knicks at Sixers (page 1)

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With 27 games left, I definingly think we can and should be able to play .500 ball so we'll end up with 47 wins. I honestly do not think we can win a round without Randle but let's get there first.

Really interested to see how we can bounce back with iHart back, and also what the new guys look like with an anchor behind them. We should be able to put out a coherent lineup going forward that will only get better as we get OG and Randle back.

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In other words... 48 consecutive minutes.

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