Knicks consecutive winning streak comes to an end in Game 3

The New York Knicks 13 winning streak was snapped by the Spurs 115-111.

After beating the Spurs in their hometown, it looked like all of the momentum was shifting to the Knicks and there was nothing that the Spurs could do about that. However, the Knicks' spirit was semi crushed as their fans had to celebrate watch parties outside of Madison Square Gaden, due President Trump attending the game.

While the president and him coming was one narrative, the Knicks throughout media day was focus with trying to bring home a championship to their fans. Now let's head into the game and break it down.

The first half was a tale of scaling off the nerves and getting into rhythm. Just like the first two games, the Spurs jumped to a double- digit, but Karl Anthony Townes and Josh Hart kept the Knicks right in the mix of the storm, despite NY shooting around 35%. Right before halftime, the Knicks erased the Spurs lead and extended their lead to four at the end of the half.

I guess Wemby listen to what KG said on his podcast, because he went full get out of my way on the Knicks. He took advantage of his mismatches and helped the Spurs regain a slight lead in the fourth. We will head to three minutes in the game; both teams were trading blow after blow. De'Aaron Fox hit a clutch two to seal the deal for the Spurs. Wemby finished with 32 points