Knicks’ grades from <a href="https://nypost.com/2025/05/16/sports/knicks-trounce-celtics-in-game-6-to-make-first-east-conference-finals-in-25-years/">their 119-81 series-clinching blowout win over Celtics</a> in Game 6 on Friday night at Madison Square Garden:

Knicks got what they needed from their best player. It wasn’t a dominant performance — it didn’t have to be — because Brunson fed his hot teammates early. He’s rapidly rising on the ranks of all-time Knicks.

<a href="https://nypost.com/2025/05/16/sports/karl-anthony-towns-snaps-out-of-his-knicks-funk-in-game-6/">This was the Alley KAT,</a> not the House KAT. Came out aggressive and set the tone with powerful drives and confident shots. Best effort of the series from the All-Star, a reversal from Game 5.

A triple-double in a closeout game against the defending champs. Truly Hart &amp; Soul of this team.

Knicks’ grades from their 119-81 series-clinching blowout win over Celtics in Game 6 on Friday night at Madison Square Garden:{ai:summary}The Knicks secured a decisive 119-81 victory over the Celtics in Game 6, clinching the series. Jalen Brunson played a key role, facilitating for teammates, while Karl-Anthony Towns showcased an aggressive performance, marking his best effort of the series. Josh Hart also delivered a standout triple-double, highlighting his importance to the team as they advance against the defending champions. #sports

Knicks’ Game 6 report card: Everyone aced this big test

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