Through the first half, the Golden State Warriors carried a tight five-point advantage over the New York Knicks on Wednesday at San Francisco’s Chase Center. Yet, a run in the second half pushed the Knicks to a commanding 13 point lead over the Warriors in the fourth quarter.
However, Steph Curry and the Warriors weren’t done. In the final frame, Curry scored 13 of his game-high 35 points to cut into New York’s lead. Despite the Warriors having a solid look at the end of the game, it wasn’t enough to complete the late comeback.
With just seconds remaining, Klay Thompson was able to shake free for an open mid-range jumper at the elbow as the final horn sounded.
