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The New York Knicks have been losing close games, but it's hard to imagine they've lost their ability to win the tight ones.

Daily Knicks writer Kenny Kluska argues that New York Knicks supporters should not worry about the team's early-season clutch struggles despite a 2-4 overall start. The reigning champions have dropped to 1-4 in clutch-time scenarios following single-digit losses to the Philadelphia 76ers, Boston Celtics, and Orlando Magic. Kluska notes that recent issues include missed late-game free throws from Jalen Brunson and missed defensive stops in tight moments.
However, Kluska highlights that New York's recent historical success indicates these problems are temporary. The Knicks posted strong clutch records over the past two seasons, including a 21-13 mark in 2025-26. The writer contends that with 76 games left to play, the team's core and Brunson will likely rediscover their late-game composure and defensive identity.
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