Tom Thibodeau Hilariously Shuts Down Knicks Injury Concerns With Classic Deadpan Delivery
The New York Knicks punched a crucial 106-100 victory over the Indiana Pacers in game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals. However, the key presence of the Knicks lineup is that Karl-Anthony Towns and Josh Hart sustained knee injuries during the game. Despite the discomfort, their gusty performance secured their journey in the final round run.
Towns played a significant role in the Knicks’ comeback, scoring 20 points in the fourth quarter alone. Hart, known for his defensive attack and energy off the bench, also contributed promisingly. Even though both players had injuries, they continued to play through discomfort, showing strong determination on the court. Thibodeau’s confidence in his medical staff and his players’ toughness underscored the Knicks’ strong mindset to push forward in the postseason.
After the matchup, reporters asked Tom Thibodeau about the status of those two stars, and he responded straightforwardly with his signature, “No. I don’t know if you’re aware, but our medical team voted the best in the league.”
Tom Thibodeau on if there's any injury concern for Karl-Anthony Towns or Josh Hart:
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"No. I don't know if you're aware but our medical team is voted the best in the league" pic.twitter.com/Cu4w0xAyM3
He added, “They are tough-minded, and I think, at this time of the year, the mental toughness is probably more important than the physical toughness. And both guys are mentally tough, which I think is huge.”
As the Knicks prepare for game 4 in Indiana on Tuesday, Thibodeau’s lighthearted response reminds him of his calm leadership style, even in the face of potential challenges. The team will test its resilience and depth as it aims to even the series and continue its playoff run.
The New York Knicks Bounced Back In Game 3
The New York Knicks delivered a remarkable comeback in Game 3, securing a 106-100 win over the Indiana Pacers. Despite a slow start and early struggles, including foul trouble for Jalen Brunson and a quiet delivery from Karl-Anthony Towns, the Knicks fought back after trailing by 20 points in the second quarter. Their resilience was key, with crucial contributors from Towns in the fourth quarter.
While the Pacers faltered, struggling with poor shooting, particularly from three-point range, the Knicks showed why they are still alive in the series. Their defense and mental toughness allowed them to defeat the Pacers, shifting the momentum heading into Game 4.
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Tom Thibodeau Hilariously Shuts Down Knicks Injury Concerns With Classic Deadpan Delivery
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