The New York Knicks snapped their losing streak with a 105-93 victory over the Brooklyn Nets at Madison Square Garden on Saturday, and Miles McBride was the night’s ironman . The 23-year-old guard played all 48 minutes, dropping 26 points and sinking six three-pointers—tying a career high.
McBride joined teammate Josh Hart in the Knicks’ 'no-rest club,' becoming only the second player this season to log a full game. Hart previously pulled off the feat against the Warriors earlier this week, with McBride clocking 46 minutes in that matchup too .
The trio of McBride, Donte DiVincenzo, and Jalen Brunson combined for 13 threes, lighting up the court like a TikTok trend . The Knicks’ 29 three-point attempts showcased their aggressive strategy, proving that sometimes, the best defense is a relentless offense .
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. The 23-year-old guard played all 48 minutes, dropping 26 points and sinking six three-pointers—tying a career high.
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. The Knicks’ 29 three-point attempts showcased their aggressive strategy, proving that sometimes, the best defense is a relentless offense 
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