The 76ers won on shot making (+7.1) and fewer turnovers (+2.7). The Knicks’ edge: offensive rebounds (+7.3).
Shot qualityAn average shooter would score 1.12 points a shot on the 76ers’ shots, 1.10 on the Knicks’
+1.5
Shot making76ers 47.8% effective field goal shooting, Knicks 43.1%
+7.1
Turnovers76ers 12, Knicks 15 (including 3 team turnovers, like shot clock violations, charged to no player)
+2.7
Offensive rebounds76ers 6, Knicks 14
−7.3
Free throws76ers 21 of 27, Knicks 19 of 27
+2.0
Final margin76ers 106, Knicks 100
+6
Points from the 76ers’ side. Shooting is the difference in points per shot on the average number of shots; each turnover is a shot not taken and each offensive rebound a shot more, at the average points per shot; free throws are their points less the shots the trips used (0.44 of a shot each). Shot quality: what an average shooter scores on the same shots (same spot, same kind of shot); shot making: the rest.