Towns' Triple‑Double Leads Knicks 114‑98 Win
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- Karl‑Anthony Towns logged a 20‑10‑10 triple‑double, his first in 54 playoff games, in the Knicks’ 114‑98 win.
- OG Anunoby contributed 22 points and 10 rebounds, with five of Towns’ assists.
- Mike Brown adjusted the Knicks’ early offense to funnel the ball to Towns, leading to a 19‑point third‑quarter lead.
- Atlanta Hawks shot a dismal 10‑for‑41 from three‑point range, never finding a rhythm.
- State Farm Arena hosted the Game 4 matchup, returning the series to a tied 2‑2 and restoring the Knicks’ home‑court edge.
Why it matters: The Knicks, now tied 2‑2 and holding home‑court advantage, improve their odds of advancing while the Hawks lose momentum, threatening Atlanta’s playoff revenue and fan engagement.
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