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Knicks Narrowly Miss Victory Against Bucks at Madison Square Garden

The New York Knicks, with a record of 10-12, faced off against the Milwaukee Bucks, standing at 15-5, in a closely contested battle at Madison Square Garden. The final score read 109-103 in favor of the visiting team.


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In front of a spirited crowd of 17,277 fans, the Knicks put forth a valiant effort but ultimately fell short against the Bucks. Despite trailing for nearly half an hour during the game's duration and leading for almost fourteen minutes, the home team showcased their determination and fighting spirit throughout all four quarters.


The Knicks' offense was spearheaded by their performance inside the paint where they scored 64 points. They also capitalized on second-chance opportunities by scoring 28 points from such plays. Their tenacity on the boards led to them outrebounding their opponents with a total rebound count of 64 compared to the Bucks' 57. The home team's offensive rebounds stood at an impressive count of 19 which contributed significantly to their second-chance points.


However, shooting accuracy from beyond the arc proved challenging for New York as they converted only six out of thirty attempts from three-point range – translating into twenty percent shooting accuracy from deep. From within two-point range though, they fared better by making fifty-one percent of their shots.


Defensively, while managing to block three shots and steal twice during playtime; it wasn't enough to stifle Milwaukee's offense which managed to rack up an efficiency game score higher than that achieved by New York players.


On Milwaukee's side, despite being tied ten times and experiencing seven lead changes throughout this intense matchup; they maintained composure and executed effectively when it mattered most. Their biggest lead was seven points – identical to that achieved by The Knicks – but crucially held onto it longer enough to secure victory.


Milwaukee demonstrated balanced scoring across quarters and showed proficiency in fast-break situations where they scored seven points off such attempts while also maintaining solid defensive statistics including six blocks and three steals contributing towards their win.


As The Knicks look ahead after this hard-fought contest; fans can anticipate watching them next as they take on Dallas Mavericks at Madison Square Garden scheduled for December third at five-thirty PM Eastern Time. This upcoming match will be broadcasted locally on MSG Network channel six hundred thirty-four ensuring supporters won't miss any action from what promises another exciting basketball evening in New York City.

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