We'll see you on Wednesday night for Game 2.

It was a tumultuous regular season for the Knicks at times, and things got a little dicey in round one too.

But since dropping Game 3 in Atlanta, the Knicks have rattled off four straight dominant wins, with KAT in particular impressing with his passing ability.

Brown is seemingly not content with all aspects of the Knicks win, as he criticized their fouling afterwards.

It didn't wind up mattering but both Robinson and Towns found themselves in foul trouble early, while - perhaps more importantly - the Sixers shot twice as many free throws.

The Knicks have played in blowouts every game dating back to Game 5 of the Atlanta series, and now we have a pretty incredible stat to put their dominance in perspective.

It's no wonder they look so fresh when their best players are able to sit more.

The Sixers coach doesn't believe his team handled the Knicks' physicality well. That will be music to the ears of Towns, Anunoby, Robinson and Co after a strong defensive performance.

The 76ers missed some open looks, but the Knicks deserve credit for the job they did on defense in this one. They forced 19 turnovers, out-rebounded Philly on the defensive glass (31-20), and held Embiid and Maxey to just 14 and 13 points respectively.

If the Knicks can keep their hands active, and the Sixers out of the paint, this might be an easier series than expected.

Philly showed some flashes early, but this one get away from them quickly as Brunson starred and Maxey and Embiid fell flat.

Towns, Anunoby and Bridges all contributed with 17+ points each, and there will be few complaints from Knicks fans tonight.

The lead has ballooned quite a bit, even with the Knicks' reserves in during the fourth quarter.

New York hasn't really played a close game since Game 3 of the Atlanta series, and they're rolling right now.

The reserve point guard has only played in this quarter, but has eight points and three assists in six minutes. Of course, he's doing this against Philly's bench, but perhaps he could carve out a few more minutes in non-garbage time this series.

Brunson's postgame brilliance has become pretty routine at this point, but it's worth pointing out that this is his 15th 35-point playoff game with the Knicks in just his fourth season with the team.

The fact that it came in just 31 minutes, and that he'll be relatively well rested for Game 2, should be equally as troubling for Philly.

Beyond the die-hard Chalamet, Shaboozey, Jimmy Fallon and Tracy Morgan were among those in attendance on Monday.

Both teams have sat all of their starters to start the fourth, with Shamet, Alvarado, Clarkson, Hukporti and McBride out there for New York. It seems Philly has decided to move on to Game 2.