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NBA·ANALYSIS·October 25, 2026 09:12 PM ET

Franz Wagner puts Knicks down 91-89 in fourth quarter, forcing Mike Brown timeout

New York led by 10+ twice before trailing with 5:36 left.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated 1h1 min read
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Franz Wagner is dribbling circles around the Knicks here in the fourth quarter. Timeout Mike Brown. Knicks have been up Via @Krisplashed on X

What happened: Franz Wagner's fourth-quarter ballhandling pressured the New York Knicks into a deficit in regulation. Mike Brown called a timeout to regroup after his squad surrendered two separate double-digit cushions earlier in the contest.

Why it matters: Late-game execution tests New York's half-court defense after the team built and lost multiple sizable advantages. Protecting fourth-quarter leads remains a central priority for Brown's rotation while the contest is in progress.

What to watch: Play resumes out of the stoppage as the Knicks look to contain Wagner's perimeter creation down the stretch.

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