Just six games separate the New York Knicks from the end of the regular season and their entry into the 2025 NBA playoffs. Following Wednesday's 124-105 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, now feels like a good time to pepper in some spiciness.

There is a meeting between two of the top teams in the East on Wednesday, April 2 when the New York Knicks visit the Cleveland Cavaliers at Rocket Arena in Cleveland.

The Knicks' woes against the elite NBA teams continued after a 19-point loss to the Cavs

The Knicks have now fallen to 0-3 against the Cavaliers this season with a fourth and final match looming on April 11. Each of New York’s final three matchups against Cleveland have fallen on a back-to-back. Meanwhile, the Cavs got two days of rest in-between games before hosting the Knicks on Tuesday.

It was the kind of performance that can inspire confidence — at least until it wasn’t. Contending for a title is the name of the game at Madison Square Garden, and the road to a title contention will undoubtedly run through Cleveland,

They fell down by as many as 15 before completely flipping the script on the Knicks to come away with a 124-105 victory. This certainly wasn’t the start you expected from the Cavs after having consecutive days off for the first time since the middle of March.

Donovan Mitchell scored 27 points and the Cleveland Cavaliers matched the second-most wins in franchise history by beating the New York Knicks 124-105.

Donovan Mitchell scored 27 points and the Cleveland Cavaliers matched the second-most wins in franchise history, defeating the New York Knicks 124-105 on Wednesday night. Jarrett Allen added 21 points for the Cavaliers,

The Cavaliers matched the second-most wins in franchise history, defeating the Knicks 124-105 on Wednesday night.