Hey there - get ready for a jam-packed NY sports update that cuts through the noise!

From The Knicks 5th straight with OG to the Islanders disappointing loss to the Canucks, we've got you covered.

Plus, Nets in Paris and the Mets looking to spend more! Read on for the details!

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Knicks Cruise Past Trail Blazers, Anunoby Shines in Victory

The New York Knicks extended their winning streak to five games, dominating the Portland Trail Blazers 112-84, with new recruit OG Anunoby leading the way.

Key Points:

• OG Anunoby scored a team-high 23 points, marking his highest scoring game since joining the Knicks.

• The Knicks established a strong early lead, with Anunoby scoring 16 in the first quarter alone.

• Julius Randle contributed 20 points, while Quentin Grimes and Miles McBride added significant scores off the bench.

What to Look for Next:

• The Knicks, maintaining their impressive form, will face a challenge against Dallas on Thursday, while the Trail Blazers aim to regroup as they visit Oklahoma City

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Canucks Extend Winning Streak with 5-2 Victory Over Islanders

The Vancouver Canucks continued their impressive form, defeating the New York Islanders 5-2 and completing a sweep of the New York-area teams.

Things to Note:

• Filip Hronek and Quinn Hughes led the way with first-period goals, setting the tone for the Canucks' win.

• Goalie Casey DeSmith played a crucial role with 17 saves, contributing to Vancouver's strong defensive performance.

• Despite Brock Nelson's two goals, the Islanders struggled to match the Canucks' offense and energy.

What to keep an eye on:

• The Islanders look to rebound as they host the Toronto Maple Leafs on Thursday, while the Canucks, riding their winning momentum, visit the Pittsburgh Penguins in their ongoing road trip.

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RJ Barrett Reflects on Knicks Tenure: 'I Helped Build Something in New York

RJ Barrett, now with the Toronto Raptors, looks back on his impactful time with the New York Knicks, acknowledging his role in the team's growth over a 4.5 year period.

Talking Points:

• Barrett, traded unexpectedly to Toronto, recalls his surprise at the move but takes pride in his contributions to the Knicks.

• During his four-plus seasons in New York, Barrett averaged 18 points and five rebounds per game, playing a significant part in the Knicks' resurgence.

• The Knicks have been performing well since the trade, indicating a mutually beneficial move for both teams.

What to expect next:

• As Barrett continues his journey with the Raptors, he anticipates a warm return to Madison Square Garden on January 20th when Toronto faces the Knicks.

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Sport Round-Up 🏈🏀🏒⚾⚽

Mets willing to spend roughly $10 million more this offseason

J.D. Martinez, Justin Turner and Jorge Soler are names which have been mentioned as potential additions to bolster the squad, after the recent acquisition of Sean Manaea.

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Thomas McGaughey fired as Giants Coordinator

Giants head coach Brian Daboll confirmed that the Giants have fired special teams coordinator Thomas McGaughey, but said that he doesn’t plan to part ways with either of the team’s other coordinators.

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Nets ready for NBA Paris vs the Cavs!

The Nets have played 4 regular season games abroad, 3 in Mexico and 1 in London, winning 2 of the 4, while losing both of the most recent. They will be looking to return to a winning tally when they face the Cavs in Paris this Thursday.

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