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The added ingredient that lifts Knicks-76ers into different stratosphere of playoff series

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The added ingredient that lifts Knicks-76ers into different stratosphere of playoff series
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The Knicks and 76ers playoff series has taken on added intensity due to their growing rivalry and repeated postseason matchups. Historical NBA rivalries like the Bulls-Pacers and Heat-Pacers have shown how familiarity can deepen playoff drama. This current matchup, fueled by recent history and mutual respect, has elevated the competition to a higher level.

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New York Knicks Mike Vaccaro The added ingredient that lifts Knicks-76ers into different stratosphere of playoff series By Mike Vaccaro Published May 3, 2026, 7:10 p.m. ET Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid (21) celebrating with guard Tyrese Maxey (0) after their playoff win. IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect This is when it gets fun. Familiarity. Back in the day, it was Michael Jordan’s Bulls, and then Reggie Miller’s Pacers. A little later it became Pat Riley’s Heat. The playoff collisions were already delicious, but the “you-again” factor turned those series, those rivalries, into something more.

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