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Ian Begley: Mitchell Robinson and Miles McBride are both out tomorrow at Washington due to left ankle injury management, Knicks say. Robinson will likely play vs DEN, the second game of back-to-back. McBride will miss his 4th straight game with ankle injury management


Stefan Bondy: Josh Hart (ankle soreness) and Miles McBride (ankle injury management) are both QUESTIONABLE for tomorrow’s game against the Blazers. Mitchell Robinson is not on the injury report.

Kris Pursiainen: Asked Jalen Brunson about Deuce McBride's comments yesterday that the Knicks may have gotten a bit too high in their highs: Said he can see it given the team's transition from the playoff-like Cup environment back to regular season games, but they need to be better.
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Ian Begley: One thing Miles McBride mentioned in post game interview was guys possibly getting too comfortable because of success - both last year & earlier this year. He said winning earlier in year masked some of NYK’s issues; those issues still remain but, as McBride noted, Knicks have been playing higher caliber of opponent lately. Knicks have dropped 9 of their last 11.

Among players attempting five or more three-pointers per game, Christie ranks inside the league’s top tier in three-point percentage. He is shooting 44.3%, placing him in the same efficiency range as several established perimeter threats, including Jamal Murray (45.1%), Sam Merrill (45.5%), and Miles McBride (43.4%).
Ian Begley: Knicks snap 4-game losing streak with balanced scoring against a Clippers defense that had been playing well. Starting lineup featuring Miles McBride combined for 97 pts on 52% shooting; McBride, Jalen Brunson, Mikal Bridges & Karl-Anthony Towns combined for 23 assists & 5 TOs
“Get more elevation,” McBride remembered Allen telling him. “He said, ‘In the 15 minutes pregame, I work out hard. You can’t flip it on and off.’ Those type of things stick with me. Anytime he shoots the ball, whether it’s for fun, he was always locked in. And those were always the things I feel like help me more because I’m more locked in and focused on my jumper.”

Courtside Buzz: CHAMPAGNIE & WEMBY! Julian Champagnie sniped a San Antonio Spurs record 11 THREES, along with 31 Points & 13 Rebounds from Victor Wembanyama in their 134-132 nail-biting WIN vs. New York! 🎯 Champagnie: 36 PTS, 6 REB, 11/17 THREES Wembanyama: 31 PTS, 13 REB, 10/12 FGM, 24 MIN De’Aaron Fox: 26 PTS, 7 AST, 11/21 FGM Jalen Brunson: 29 PTS, 8 AST, 10/24 FGM Miles McBride: 21 PTS, 7/12 FGM, 26 MIN Towns/Clarkson: 20 PTS each HISTORIC PERFORMANCE FROM CHAMPAGNIE! ‼️
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Stefan Bondy: McBride is back tonight

Ian Begley: On most recent injury report, Knicks updated Miles McBride’s status to out for tonight vs ATL. McBride had been listed as questionable last night/earlier today.
