The New York Knicks beat the Brooklyn Nets 103-90 at Madison Square Garden, extending their city-rival winning streak to 15 straight. Multiple reports describe New York as trailing or being threatened early, then pulling away decisively late.
Several outlets highlight a fourth-quarter surge as the turning point. One account says the Knicks outscore Brooklyn 25-5 to start the fourth, flipping a narrow deficit into a comfortable lead. Others emphasize specific contributors such as OG Anunoby’s strong scoring stretch and Josh Hart’s impact, alongside Landry Shamet’s season-high effort for Brooklyn.
Yahoo Sports pieces focus on bench and late-game momentum, describing a strong bench performance and framing it as part of a broader Knicks dominance. The New York Post similarly stresses that the Knicks “turned it up” in the fourth. The Inquirer.net report provides more season context, noting the Knicks’ early struggles and that the win is part of recent improvement after an 0-3 start.
