The New York Knicks have continued adjusting offensively throughout the playoffs, even as opponents focus heavily on slowing down Karl-Anthony Towns’ playmaking.

According to reports, the Cleveland Cavaliers have worked to reduce Towns’ effectiveness as a passer, but New York has continued winning through different offensive approaches.

Jalen Brunson led the way with 38 points in Game 1, while Josh Hart sparked the offense from three-point range during Game 2.

“That’s the blessing of our group,” Towns said. “We have multiple ways and systems that we can utilize to help us get the win.”

Towns added that the team’s adaptability has been one of the biggest reasons behind its postseason success.

“I’ve been happy because we’ve continued to win,” he said.

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