
Knicks Coach Blasts Gilgeous-Alexander's Free-Throw Debate
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Knicks Mike Brown criticizes Shai Gilgeous-Alexanders foul calls, but ESPNs Jay Williams defends the Thunder star. Despite a valiant effort, the Knicks lose to Oklahoma City, with Jalen Brunson and OG Anunoby missing crucial three-pointers in the final seconds. The team heads to Denver with a 40-23 record.
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NBA News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Knicks Coach Blasts Gilgeous-Alexander's Free-Throw Debate. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
You're listening to NBA News today. Subscribe now for fast, daily updates on your team. The New York Knicks put up a strong fight against the Oklahoma City Thunder, but lost 103 to 100 at Madison Square Garden. Jalen Brunson and OG, uh, oh no, uh. I'll be both Miss 3-pointers that could have tied the game in the closing seconds. Nick's coach Mike Brown vented frustration in his post-game press conference. He said Thunder star Shai Gilges, Alexander excels at convincing referees he's getting fouled, maybe more than anyone else in the league. Brown had already earned a technical fouled during the game. He argued for a charge call when Brunson seems set as Gilges. Alexander drove in, which would have been the Thunder guards third foul. ESPN analyst Jay Williams fired back on first take. He pointed out Gilges. Alexander only took six free throws that night with a seventh coming from Brown's technical. The Knicks sit at 40 wins and 23 losses heading to Denver next. Coaches get heated after close losses like this, but these free
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