The New York Knicks suffered a devastating 142-105 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, leaving ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith visibly frustrated.
Following the blowout, Smith didn’t hold back in expressing his disappointment, describing the experience as “nauseating” and admitting that the game made him “wanna throw up.”
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Knicks struggle against top competition
The Knicks‘ loss to the Cavaliers adds to an alarming trend-they are now 0-6 against Cleveland, Oklahoma City, and Boston this season. Their inability to compete against elite teams raises concerns about their playoff prospects and overall consistency.
Smith, known for his passionate takes on New York basketball, emphasized his frustration with the team’s performance, stating, “It’s just a very, very bad, nauseating feeling right now.”
His comments reflect the growing impatience among Knicks fans who had high expectations for this season.
With this embarrassing defeat, the Knicks must quickly regroup and find solutions to stay competitive in a tough Eastern Conference.
Their upcoming games will be crucial in determining whether they can bounce back or if their struggles against top-tier teams will continue to define their season.
