New York Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau shrugged off the NBA's two-minute report from Game 2 against the Philadelphia 76ers, remaining laser-focused on the upcoming Game 3. The league's report revealed missed fouls on the 76ers' Tyrese Maxey during the game-ending scramble, but Thibodeau dismissed it, emphasizing his concern for the full 46 minutes of gameplay.

When asked about his reaction to the missed calls, Thibodeau stated, "I'm more concerned with the 46-minute report. I knew they couldn't call a foul there. I'm watching the way Jalen's being guarded." His response showcased his unwavering commitment to analyzing the entirety of the game and not just the final moments.

Thibodeau made it clear that he was locked into Game 3 and refused to be sidetracked by the NBA's two-minute report. "That's where we are, we don't get sidetracked with that kind of stuff. Like I said, I watched the whole game, not two minutes worth," he asserted.

Despite the NBA's admission of error in the report, the Knicks' Game 2 victory over the 76ers remained unchanged. Jalen Brunson has been the standout performer for the Knicks so far, averaging 23.0 points and 6.5 assists per game, although his shooting percentage stands at just 29%. Meanwhile, Tyrese Maxey has been leading the charge for the 76ers, averaging an impressive 34.0 points and 7.0 assists per game.

With a 2-0 series lead, the Knicks will face off against the 76ers in Game 3 at the Wells Fargo Center on Thursday. Thibodeau's unwavering focus on the upcoming game signals the Knicks' determination to maintain their momentum and secure another victory against their formidable opponents.