Chris Iseman
Rutgers Football Writer at USA Today
Rutgers Football Writer at The Record (Bergen County)
Rutgers football and New York Knicks writer for the USA TODAY Network-New Jersey (@northjersey, @asburyparkpress, @mycentraljersey and more).
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5 days ago |
northjersey.com | Chris Iseman
When the series between the Knicks and Celtics in the Eastern Conference semifinals began, one of the biggest storylines centered on Boston forward Kristaps Porzingis going up against his former team on a massive stage. But through the first two games of the series, Porzingis hasn’t been available much – and the Celtics have suffered.
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5 days ago |
northjersey.com | Chris Iseman
When the Eastern Conference Semifinals began, the Knicks were considered significant underdogs against the defending champion Boston Celtics, a team loaded with talent and among the best three-point shooting teams in the NBA. Well, a lot’s happened since then. The Knicks won the first two games of the series, overcoming 20-point third-quarter deficits in each of them, to take a commanding lead in the series, which now shifts to Madison Square Garden for Game 3 on Saturday (3:30 p.m., ABC).
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6 days ago |
northjersey.com | Chris Iseman
The Knicks once again faced a 20-point third-quarter deficit. Once again they faced unlikely chances of pulling off a victory. Yet once again, they did exactly that. Tom Thibodeau’s team climbed back and beat the Boston Celtics 91-90 in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals Wednesday night at TD Garden in Boston to take a commanding lead of the series. Game 3 will be Saturday (3:30 p.m., ABC) at Madison Square Garden. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.
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1 week ago |
northjersey.com | Chris Iseman
Can the Knicks do it again? Tom Thibodeau’s team pulled off an improbable 108-105 overtime victory over the Boston Celtics in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals Monday, and Wednesday night at TD Garden they’ll try to take a commanding hold of the series before coming back home to Madison Square Garden. Nothing about their win to open the series was easy – especially considering they lost to Boston in all four regular-season meetings.
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1 week ago |
northjersey.com | Chris Iseman
As much as the Knicks struggled against the Celtics during the regular season, losing all four of their meetings, they started the Eastern Conference semifinals with a clean slate. None of those previous battles mattered anymore. This was a new opportunity. A new battle unfolded – and what a battle it was. The Knicks pulled off a 20-point second-half comeback to force overtime and ultimately pulled out a 108-105 victory at TD Garden in Boston Monday to take early control of the series.
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