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Knicks Beat Warriors 119-112 for 4th Straight Win
Brunson, McBride Lead New York's Balanced Attack
Curry Snaps Shooting Slump with 31 Points for Golden State
NEW YORK (AP) — Jalen Brunson scored 34 points and Miles McBride added a career-high 29 to lead the New York Knicks to their fourth straight victory, a 119-112 triumph over the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night.
Stephen Curry broke out of his recent shooting slump with 31 points, including eight 3-pointers, but it wasn't enough to prevent the Warriors from dropping their second game in a row.
Brunson was efficient from the field, shooting 12-of-19, while McBride knocked down 11-of-16 attempts. The Knicks also got solid contributions from Quentin Grimes (22 points) and Obi Toppin (15 points).
The Warriors were without leading scorer Klay Thompson (injury), and Curry struggled early on, missing his first four shots from the field. However, he found his rhythm in the second half and helped Golden State cut into a 16-point deficit.
Despite Curry's efforts, the Knicks held on for the win, improving their record to 10-12. The Warriors dropped to 13-13.
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