Playing without leading scorer Al Harrington (bruised left knee), the Knicks outscored the Nets 29-15 in the second quarter to take an eight-point halftime lead, then used a 13-2 spurt midway through the third to extend it to 73-54. "I thought we played pretty good defence the whole way through ... They didn't have Devin Harris and we hit a spurt where we made shots and that's what we were talking about. We just hung in there defensively until I guess it was probably second quarter with about 5 or 6 minutes where we made about five or six in a row and got an eight-point lead and held it there afterwards." The Knicks led 75-59 after three but went cold again in the fourth as the Nets pulled within single digits. Full Article at Canoe