The New York Knicks triumphed over the Brooklyn Nets with a decisive 105-93 win at Madison Square Garden on Saturday, snapping their streak of three consecutive losses.
Junior guard Miles McBride showcased his stamina and skill by playing the entire 48 minutes of the game, becoming only the second player on the team to do so after Josh Hart. Notably, McBride also exceeded 46 minutes of playtime in the recent game against the Golden State Warriors, highlighting his crucial role in the team's performance.
McBride delivered an impressive performance from beyond the arc, shooting 6-for-12 from three-point range and racking up 26 points for the Knicks. His efforts, along with those of Donte DiVincenzo and Jalen Brunson, were instrumental in the team's offensive success. The trio combined to make 13 three-pointers out of 29 attempts, significantly contributing to the Knicks' comfortable lead over the Nets.
This victory not only boosts the Knicks' morale but also demonstrates their growing synergy and resilience as they navigate through the competitive landscape of the NBA.
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NBA highlights on March 23: McBride stars in Knicks' win over Nets
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