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Knicks lose third straight to begin new season, falling 111-102 to the Magic

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 16h ago

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The New York Knicks were handed a third consecutive loss to begin the 2026-27 season by the Orlando Magic, 111-102 the final score.

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