Jalen Brunson came up clutch for the Knicks once again, with 8 of his 26 points coming in the final quarter to lead New York in scoring. Tyrese Maxey carried the load for the Sixers, also with 26 points, but it was Philly’s 18 turnovers that really did the damage at Madison Square Garden.

When last we saw the Lakers they were surrounding the Game 2 officials following their 125-107 loss to the Thunder. LA led that game at the half by a point but was outscored 68-49 in the second half to fall down 2-0 to OKC in the best of seven series.

Tonight’s NHL Playoff action features the Montreal Canadiens facing the Buffalo Sabres in Game 2. Buffalo is up 1-0 in the series. The puck drop is scheduled for Friday, May 8, at 4 p.m. PT / 7 p.m. ET (5 p.m. MT) with a live broadcast on TNT and streaming live on demand.