Coach's Edge New York took away Miami's home-court advantage with a balanced attack in Game 2. Six Knicks scored in double figures with none tallying more than 13, and that was enough to get the job done. If Patrick Ewing can continue to neutralize Alonzo Mourning (as he did in Game 2), the Knicks will beat Miami for the second consecutive year. But if 'Zo gets his, (as he did in Game 1) look for the Heat to advance.
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