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Celtics' shot-making, defense come alive in the Knick of Time

Boston avoids playoff elimination with a strong scoring performance and stout defense, led by Luke Kornet's career-high seven blocked shots.

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Sherrod Blakely
May 15, 2025
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Closing out teams is never easy. Josh Hart, who took an inadvertent elbow to the face from Boston’s Luke Kornet, knows this all too well. (Photo by Brian Fluharty/Getty Images)

BOSTON— The longer a contentious playoff series like the one between Boston and New York lasts, it becomes a matter of when, not if the brewing bad blood between the two spills over into the game.

That’s literally what happened in the first half of Game 5 when New York’s Josh Hart caught an inadvertent elbow from Boston’s Luke Kornet, leading to a bloodied Hart.

Hart would shoot a couple of free throws and leave the game momentarily, only to return quickly.

That’s how it has been for the Knicks throughout this series.

And the Celtics?

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