Karl-Anthony Towns takes brutal jab at Cavs during ESPYs: Should win this one analytically

KAT brought out his claws.Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns, in attendance for the 2026 ESPY Awards at Lincoln Center on Wednesday night, took a swipe at one of the team’s playoff foes as New York looked to take home the Best Team award.“You can pick up all the analytics and statistics you want,” Towns said during a pre-show interview Wednesday with ESPN’s Kevin Negandhi and Christine Williamson.“Analytically, we should win this one.We should win this one analytically.”Towns’ remark was a shot at Cavaliers head coach Kenny Atkinson, who infamously suggested his team had been “analytically” superior to the Knicks during the Eastern Conference finals.“We’ve had success against this team before.

We’ve had really good moments,” Atkinson said after Game 3.“In this series, up [20 points in] Game 1.

Even Game 2, take that run out from the beginning of the third quarter, and it’s pretty tight.“I think analytically, I think we’ve won I said three out of three, I think we’re two out of three in the [expected score] … we’ve won two out of three.And I know you’re looking confused, but … if you believe in process and all that, take that layer.

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After coming back from a 22-point deficit in the fourth quarter for a memorable Game 1 win, the Knicks ultimately steamrolled past Cleveland en route to a sweep.Despite enterin...