Knicks Roll Past Bulls as Overtime Thrillers Highlight Wednesday Sports
The New York Knicks routed Chicago, while several other Wednesday games ended in overtime across hockey, basketball and college football.
By Avery Lyons, ClickNNY Sports Desk
The New York Knicks delivered the night’s biggest blowout, rolling past the Chicago Bulls 135-105 on Wednesday behind Jalen Brunson’s 33 points. The Brooklyn Nets also topped Charlotte 114-104, while the Buffalo Sabres fell to the Ottawa Senators 2-1.
Overtime produced several of the night’s closest finishes. The Miami Heat rallied past the LA Clippers 117-116 on Klay Thompson’s winning 3-pointer with one second left in overtime, and the Seattle Kraken edged the Calgary Flames 2-1 when Matty Beniers scored in overtime.
Massachusetts also outlasted Ball State 31-30 in overtime after William Watson III scored on a 13-yard touchdown run. New Orleans rallied past Utah 120-113 in overtime, with Saddiq Bey scoring the Pelicans’ final six points.
Elsewhere, the Los Angeles Kings routed the San Jose Sharks 7-2, Florida topped Chicago 5-3, and Toledo held off Sacramento State 20-17. Central Michigan rolled past Eastern Michigan 35-7, while Queens University edged Loyola Marymount 96-95, UNC Asheville topped Erskine 101-74, High Point held off Maryland Eastern Shore 63-49, and Saint Joseph’s topped Longwood 82-73.
Compiled by the ClickNNY Sports Desk from final scores and game reports.
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