US EditionKnicks Excel, Snap Spurs' 11-Game Winning Streak
- On Mar 1, 2026 the New York Knicks beat the San Antonio Spurs 114-89 at Madison Square Garden, ending San Antonio's 11-game winning streak.
- Over the past six weeks the Knicks rebuilt their defense after a 2-9 start through Jan. 19, despite injuries to Josh Hart and Mitchell Robinson.
- The Knicks forced 22 turnovers, converting them into 24 points, and held the Spurs to nine of 34 from three-point range, with 38 points in the paint Sunday.
- Knicks coach Mike Brown said `We had five guys on a string` and called the win worth studying for playoffs, while Wembanyama acknowledged the need to improve after the loss.
- Data show opponents shooting just 32.6% from three against them during the 14-4 stretch, combining strong defense with the NBA's third-ranked offense.
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NBA: Knicks halt Spurs' 11-game winning streak
LOS ANGELES, United States — The New York Knicks, fueled by 25 points from Mikal Bridges and 24 from Jalen Brunson, halted San Antonio’s 11-game NBA winning streak on Sunday with an 114-89 triumph at Madison Square Garden. Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs had gone undefeated in February, building their longest winning streak since a 13-0 run in the 2015-16 season. READ: NBA: Suns beat Lakers with O’Neale’s 3 pointer Wembanyama, who had struggled …
Knicks’ Mikal Bridges erupts for 25 points in win vs. Spurs: ‘He’s incredible’
Mikal Bridges won’t talk much about himself. At least not on offense. But a game like Sunday’s was long overdue. And in one of the biggest spots of the season — in a potential NBA championship preview — Bridges paid his bill in full. Or at least brought himself current. The Knicks star scored a team-high 25 points on 10-of-17 shooting from the field to help his team punch a 25-point victory over the West’s No. 2-seeded San Antonio Spurs in a mat…
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