It was an exciting winter in the garden, from the competing Knicks to the sixth-placed St. John's lit up the hardwoods of the city.
Another must-see event is here. This is Steph Curry's only trip to MSG to face the Tom Thibodeau team.
One of the sports' greatest shooting games ever came to town on Tuesday, and even at the age of 36, curry hasn't been lost much.
Last week, the Warriors superstar scored 56 points and sunk 12 3-point shots in a victory over Orlando's Magic.
Golden State recently turned it on and took part in Monday's match against the Hornets, who won seven of their nine games, to win a sixth-place tie in the Western Conference with the Clippers 32-28.
The overall number of curry has dropped slightly, but he remains one of the game's elites.
He still averaged 24.1 points in 32.1 minutes and shot 39.6% on 11.2 attempts from the 3-point range.
Recently, he told San Francisco Standard he had thought about his future.
“You're thinking more and more about it. I'm not parting yet. That's just part of it,” Curry said. “If you're fighting human nature or fighting the inevitable within it, I don't think you're handling it right, because you're a bit afraid of what's coming, what's going to look like, and to communicate the decisions you're making right now and understand what's going on right now.”
Curry enjoys a memorable night at MSG, especially his narrow loss in 2013 with his 54 points, 11-3 pointer explosion.
He also set a record of three points in the league's history with his victory on December 15, 2021, passing Lea Allen.
Last year he led the Warriors to an 11-point victory with a 31-point effort.
The Knicks (40-20) hope that a trip to the city will not be fun for Curry, at least on his night on Broadway.
The Warriors will visit the net on Thursday.
The Knicks have a striking back-to-back road victory over the Grizzlies and the heat.
The Mitchell Robinson center from Ankle Surgery made his debut in a victory in Memphis on Friday, improving the team's depth.
The Knicks throw a lot of defenders at curry.
One player that is remarkably understood is Reserve Guard Miles McBride.
He came recently and concluded his victory with the heat at Mikal Bridges on Sunday.
He played a breakout game with the Golden State Warriors last year, scoring 29 points and hitting six three-pointers to limit Curry to 27 points in a 20-20 shooting.
Of course, the Knicks almost landed curry in the 2009 NBA Draft.
They had the No. 8 pick, but the Warriors were one spot ahead of them, landing the Davidson star.
The Knicks had to settle for Arizona forward Jordan Hill. Jordan Hill traded 25 games for rookie season as part of a three-team deal with the Rockets and King, who sent Tracy McGrady to the Orange and Blue.
Curry won four NBA titles and reached 11 All-Star Games.
The Knicks are aiming to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since 2000.
