The brooms are out.
The Knicks finished off a sweep of the 76ers Sunday afternoon in Philadelphia to advance to their second straight Eastern Conference finals, dominating 114-114 in Game 4.
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Josh Hart says it "felt great" to see all the three's today go in: Knicks fans celebrate after sweeping the 76ers in Philadelphia. 🧹🏀 pic.twitter.com/j5flI6RxJvJosh Hart reacts to Game 4 win
By Ethan Sears
"Guys were sacrificing good shots for better shots, and when you do that the ball has energy and we were able to knock down shots. Playing a style like that is fun" pic.twitter.com/dzEhNvpsshWATCH: Knicks fans celebrate after sweepig 76ers
By Ethan Sears
"The start of the game really was the Deuce McBride Show"
— Knicks Videos (@sny_knicks) May 10, 2026
Karl-Anthony Towns on McBride's "fantastic" Game 4 performance: pic.twitter.com/wFRQdvQSaR
"Quite frankly, New York, they were just better than us in everything."
— Knicks Videos (@sny_knicks) May 10, 2026
Joel Embiid was asked where he stands with the 76ers' organization and talks about their second-round exit at the hands of the Knicks: pic.twitter.com/7PwT7NWKR9
Miles McBride on reaching back-to-back Eastern Conference Finals: “That’s what’s expected… that’s not the goal.”
— Ian Begley (@IanBegley) May 10, 2026
"If I had to say one thing, it's the spacing. Those guys are so quick, they're so athletic."
— Knicks Videos (@sny_knicks) May 10, 2026
Mike Brown talks about what caused the Knicks excellent 3-point shooting today: pic.twitter.com/F1Ut6UySBR
"Just a heck of a game by our guys"
— Knicks Videos (@sny_knicks) May 10, 2026
Mike Brown gives his opening thoughts on today's series-advancing win over the 76ers: pic.twitter.com/YLvscWUdfM
Sweep, baby, sweep. pic.twitter.com/kY1seCaLGB
— Eric Adams (@ericadamsfornyc) May 10, 2026
The New York Knicks advance to Eastern Conference Finals ‼️ pic.twitter.com/l0lreFAZMs
— New York Post Sports (@nypostsports) May 10, 2026
The Knicks didn't want to go back home for a Game 5. And they played like it.
After the Sixers scored the first two points of the afternoon, the Knicks never trailed. They beat the Sixers in dominant fashion, 144-114, in front of a blue-and-orange clad crowd that made the two-hour trip from New York en masse. Their 144 points were the most in franchise playoff history, and their 25 3s tied an NBA postseason record..
Deuce McBride, starting in place of the injured OG Anunoby, led the Knicks with 25 points on a ridiculous 7-for-9 mark from 3-point range. Jalen Brunson had 22 while Karl-Anthony Towns and Josh Hart had 17 apiece, with Towns also contributing 10 assists.
As a team, the Knicks shot the lights out. They were 57 percent from 3, 54 percent from the field and those numbers were all higher before they pulled their starters late in the third.
Joel Embiid led Philadelphia with 24 points, but the Sixers never looked competitive. They shot terribly from 3-point range (23 percent) and simply didn't look like they belonged on the same court as the Knicks.
New York should have some time to rest now. The Knicks will await the winner of the Detroit-Cleveland series, in which the Pistons currently lead 2-1, to find out their conference final opponent.
Best point differential in 1st 10 games of a postseason:
— Josh Dubow (@JoshDubowAP) May 10, 2026
2026 Knicks +194
2017 Warriors +170
Could the Knicks best their 51-point margin from the clincher against Atlanta today? Unlikely, but not impossible. It's a 42-point game right now with 6:49 to go.
