Bridges has made a huge impact in the first two games of this series, scoring 18 in the Game 1 win, before coming up with 19 in Game 2. The wing had a rough start to the postseason, but he has scored at least 17 points in six of his last seven. Bridges has made 51 of his last 69 attempts in the paint, and he’s gone 11-23 from three and a perfect 11 from 11 at the free throw line in that time.

The Knicks have won nine straight games since finding themselves 2-1 down to Atlanta in the first round. In that time, they’ve won Games 4 and 6 in Atlanta to see off the Hawks, and then they beat Philadelphia in Games 3 and 4 on the road to complete a sweep. Offensively, New York looks to be on a different level to the rest of the Conference, and they hold huge appeal against a Cavs side that lost their last home game 115-94 against the Pistons.