Knicks embarrassed in season-opening beatdown to reigning champion Celtics
NY Post
BOSTON — The new-look Knicks were just guests to a Boston Three Party.
Touted as the top threat to the Celtics in the East, New York put up the resistance of a wet paper bag as the Celtics nearly cleared the all-time record from beyond the arc in their ring night blowout win, 132-109.
It was a mess right away for the Knicks, who trotted out their expensive and star-studded lineup and trailed by as many as 21 in the first quarter.
Tom Thibodeau’s squad never recovered.
Just to get the formalities out of the way, Juan Soto officially declined the qualifying offer by Tuesday’s deadline.
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J.T. Miller will be out for the foreseeable future.
One of the most disappointing seasons in Jets history has now led to the team firing both its head coach and general manager.
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The Mets will receive official answers Tuesday from three free agents to which qualifying offers were extended.
The Jets social media team put out a video on Friday asking players to predict who would win the Mike Tyson-Jake Paul fight.
The Knicks accused the NBA of retaliatory “harassment” amid the league’s rumored investigation into Rick Brunson’s promotion to lead assistant.
Not only has Daniel Jones been benched, but he’s been sent to the bottom of the depth chart.
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