The New York Knicks showcased resilience in a thrilling 116-107 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks, even while missing their top three point guards. The win allowed the Knicks to sweep the season series against Milwaukee, improving their record to 46-27. The Knicks effectively capitalized on the Bucks' 16 turnovers, scoring 26 points off those mistakes and adding another 22 points on fast breaks.

Leading the charge was OG Anunoby with 31 points, marking his continued scoring prowess as he averages 28.4 points across his last five games. Delon Wright, starting in place of Tyler Kolek, provided defensive pressure that stifled the Bucks' offensive rhythm. The Knicks' bench, despite being thin, contributed valuable minutes, particularly Landry Shamet's impressive 13 points that included key second-half shots. As the Knicks look to maintain momentum heading into their next game against the Portland Trail Blazers, their ability to adapt and perform under pressure bodes well for their playoff aspirations.