Knicks Secure 113-105 Victory Over Nets, Shamet Scores 29

In a decisive 113-105 victory at Madison Square Garden, Landry Shamet led the New York Knicks with a season-high 29 points after stepping into the starting role just six seconds into the game, as the team rested multiple key players ahead of the playoffs. Mikal Bridges, aiming for a streak of 556 consecutive games, exited immediately after committing a foul, allowing Shamet to shine. The Knicks concluded the regular season with an impressive 51-31 record, while the Brooklyn Nets finished at 26-56 despite strong contributions from Trendon Watford and Tyrese Martin, who each scored 20 points. This win extended the Knicks' dominance over the Nets, marking their tenth consecutive victory against them. The Knicks are set to face the Detroit Pistons in the playoffs, with their first-round schedule expected to be released soon. The game underscored the Knicks' depth, with Precious Achiuwa contributing 18 points and Cam Payne adding 21.