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The New York Knicks dominated the Cleveland Cavaliers 130–93 on May 25 at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, delivering a lopsided playoff performance that underscored their superior execution on both ends of the floor. Karl-Anthony Towns led the Knicks with 19 points, while OG Anunoby added 17, as New York shot 49 percent from the field and buried 19 three-pointers to overwhelm a Cavaliers team that managed only 41.6 percent shooting and 11 threes. The Knicks' defensive intensity was suffocating—they forced 22 turnovers, recorded 15 steals, and held Cleveland to a 90.6 offensive rating, while their own 130.3 offensive rating showcased balanced ball movement with 33 assists and 60 rebounds. New York's dominance was evident across all four quarters, with the Knicks outscoring Cleveland in each period and building a decisive cushion early. Donovan Mitchell's 31 points provided the only bright spot for the Cavaliers, whose 93 points fell well short of the 218.5 Vegas total. The Knicks' depth and defensive pressure proved too much for Cleveland's offense to overcome, signaling New York's readiness to advance further in the postseason.