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National Basketball Association
New York 116, Golden State 114
When: 10:00 PM ET, Thursday, February 10, 2022
Where: Chase Center, San Francisco, California
Officials: #52 Scott Twardoski, #65 Nate Green, #42 Eric Lewis
Attendance: 18064

Julius Randle capped a 28-point performance when he was awarded an interior hoop on a Jonathan Kuminga goaltending violation with 21.4 seconds remaining Thursday night as the New York Knicks held on to beat the Golden State Warriors 116-114 in San Francisco.

Randle complemented his team-high scoring effort with a game-high 16 rebounds and a team-high seven assists, and Evan Fournier used five 3-pointers as the foundation for a 22-point night, allowing the Knicks to snap a four-game losing streak.

Stephen Curry had a game-high 35 points for the Warriors, who lost for a second straight night after absorbing a 111-85 drubbing at the hands of the Utah Jazz in Salt Lake City on Wednesday.

Down 62-57 at the half, the Knicks grabbed the upper hand by holding the Warriors to 20 points in the third quarter and two in the first 2 1/2 minutes of the final period, taking a 97-84 lead in the process.

But Golden State clawed back, getting within 104-102 on a Jordan Poole layup with still 4:34 to play and then 112-110 on two free throws by Kuminga with 1:07 to play.

Golden State had a chance to tie on its next possession, but Curry's layup hung on the rim and rolled off.

Randle followed by getting awarded two points on a Kuminga block that was deemed to occur on the shot's downward trajectory, doubling the Knicks' advantage to four points.

Alec Burks and Cam Reddish each missed a subsequent free throw to allow Golden State a shot at overtime, but Klay Thompson's potential game-tying 16-footer clanged off the rim as time expired.

Randle's 28 points included eight free throws in 12 tries. The Knicks outscored the hosts 24-15 from the line, getting 16 more attempts (33-17).

Burks finished with 15 points, Cam Reddish 12 and Taj Gibson 10 -- all off the bench -- for the Knicks, who won for the first time in four outings on a five-game Western swing. Mitchell Robinson complemented 11 rebounds with seven points.

Curry shot 5-for-16 on 3-pointers on a night when the Warriors fired up 45 attempts from beyond the arc, making just 15. He also found time to complete a double-double with a game-high 10 assists.

Thompson and Kuminga totaled 17 points apiece, while Andrew Wiggins had 15 and Poole 11 for the Warriors, who had won nine in a row before Wednesday's loss to the Jazz.

--Field Level Media

Top Game Performances
 
New York   Golden State
Julius Randle 28 Scoring Stephen Curry 35
Julius Randle 7 Assists Stephen Curry 10
Julius Randle 16 Rebounds Klay Thompson 7
Julius Randle 8 Free Throws Made Stephen Curry 8
Cam Reddish 2 Steals Stephen Curry 1
Taj Gibson 1 Blocks Kevon Looney 2
Team Stats Summary
 
Team Points FG% 3PM-3PA FTM-FTA Assists Rebounds Blocks Steals Turnovers
New York 116 43.3 14-36 24-33 24 51 3 3 15
Golden State 114 46.2 15-45 15-17 27 38 5 4 8
Upcoming Games
  • Golden State will play their next game at home against L.A. Lakers. The Warriors have a W/L % of .714 after a win and .786 after a loss.
  • New York will play their next game on the road against Portland. The Knicks have a W/L % of .360 after a win and .516 after a loss.