Knicks’ ridiculous scoring runs where ‘everything’s clicking’ have become undeniable postseason strength
The New York Knicks have demonstrated impressive scoring runs during the 2026 postseason, leading to significant victories. Their ability to maintain momentum has resulted in an 11-game winning streak as they head into the NBA Finals. This marks the Knicks' first Finals appearance since 1999, showcasing their transformation into a formidable team.
- ▪The Knicks have outscored opponents by 262 points during their 11-game winning streak.
- ▪They achieved the largest halftime lead in playoff history in Game 6 against the Hawks.
- ▪The team has executed multiple scoring runs, including a 44-11 tear in Game 1 against the Cavaliers.
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NBA New York Knicks Knicks’ ridiculous scoring runs where ‘everything’s clicking’ have become undeniable postseason strength By Andrew Crane Published May 30, 2026, 8:36 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google The results, when all of those scoring runs stack together, have been blowouts. See Also New York Knicks Leon Rose brought the Knicks from rock bottom to NBA Finals in 160 moves Each one for the Knicks — the small spurts, the overpowering tears, the mind-boggling stretches that alter games and series — added together and turned their 2026 postseason appearance into a historic six weeks. When the Knicks open the NBA Finals on Wednesday, they’ll enter on an 11-game winning streak during which they’ve outscored opponents by 262 points.
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