Brunson will never forget the first chance he had to win a game. It's helped him make the clutch shots, including Wednesday against Atlanta.

A game that looked to be a blowout had to be won on a game-winner for the New York Knicks, but they held on and prevented a horrific collapse against the Atlanta Hawks with a 149-148 win in overtime. The Knicks had into the All-Star break with a 36-18 record while the Hawks will sit at 26-29 for the break.

Jalen Brunson made the go-ahead jumper with 11.1 seconds left in overtime, Karl-Anthony Towns scored 44 points and the New York Knicks outlasted the Atlanta Hawks 149-148 on Wednesday night in a thrilling final game before the All-Star break for both teams.

The New York Knicks head into the All-Star break as the third seed in the Eastern Conference. Tom Thibodeau’s team has impressed on the offensive end over the first two-thirds of the season. However,

Jalen Brunson hit the game-winning shot with 11 seconds left in overtime for the host New York Knicks, who overcame a five-point deficit in the extra session to edge the Atlanta Hawks 149-148 in the highest-scoring game of the season.