The Spurs are providing the home crowd with all they could have hoped for. With a 74-57 lead against the Knicks, they presently hold a little advantage. Following their defeat the last time these two sides met, the Spurs entered the game with a little more vigor. We’ll see if they can change course or if things will remain the same. Since March 2019, the Knicks and Spurs have a 5-5 record against each other, but that record won’t last long. On Friday at FBC, the New York Knicks will travel to face the San Antonio Spurs at 8:00 p.m. ET.
The Knicks Have Scored More Points In Each Of Their Previous Three Games
ET at Frost Bank Centre on Friday. The Knicks have scored more points in each of their previous three games, and they have been getting the ball to fall more recently. On Wednesday, they achieved their highest point total of the whole season. They dominated the Raptors for the whole four quarters, winning 145–101 away from home. The game was virtually over at the half, with New York leading 80-59. A balanced attack spearheaded by Miles McBride, who shot 9 for 14 from outside the arc on his way to 29 points and 7 assists, was the catalyst for the Knicks’ victory.
Jalen Brunson was another player who made an impact, finishing with 26 points and seven assists. Although the Spurs haven’t quite had the year their supporters had hoped for thus far, winning back-to-back games might be a harbinger of things to come. On Wednesday, they defeated the Jazz 118-111 to win the game.
