Knicks’ Game 2 Collapse Blamed on Three Insiders, Not Mikal Bridges
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A New York Post column published on April 21 contends that the New York Knicks’ Game 2 playoff meltdown should be pinned on three people within the franchise, not on Brooklyn Nets swingman Mikal Bridges.
The writer argues that, despite Bridges’ role in the contest, the decisive factors behind the Knicks’ loss originated from their own bench and locker room. The column does not attribute the defeat to any single play or sequence by the Nets guard, instead spotlighting a trio inside New York’s camp for critical mistakes that turned the game.
The article labels the setback “inexplicable,” emphasizing that the Knicks squandered a position that had put them on course for a 2-0 series lead. Specific names and exact missteps are laid out in the piece, underscoring internal errors rather than external brilliance as the primary reason the series is now tied.
Source: New York Post
