Knicks torch 76ers with record-tying effort from 3, set team playoff record with 144 points to complete dominant sweep

Key Points:

• With OG Anunoby sidelined due to a hamstring injury, Miles McBride started again for the Knicks and led a record-tying 3-point shooting performance in a dominant 144-114 Game 4 win over the 76ers, completing a sweep to advance to the Eastern Conference finals.
• The Knicks tied multiple NBA playoff records by hitting 25 three-pointers on 56.8% shooting, including 11 in the first quarter and 18 by halftime, showcasing an overwhelming offensive display.
• McBride scored a game-high 25 points, shooting 7 of 9 from three, while teammates Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, and Landry Shamet also contributed significantly from long range, helping the Knicks outshoot the 76ers, who managed only 23% from three.
• The Knicks enter the Eastern Conference finals on a seven-game postseason winning streak, averaging a 26.4-point margin of victory, and will face either the Pistons or Cavaliers, with Anunoby hopeful to return after the upcoming rest period.
• The Pistons-Cavaliers series remains competitive, with Cleveland trailing 2-1 but having won Game 3, setting up a pivotal Game 4 before the Knicks begin their next series.