New York Knicks forward OG Anunoby stirred Madison Square Garden into a frenzy after his two-handed slam against the Denver Nuggets.

NEW YORK — The Lakers are used to putting on a show when they’re at Madison Square Garden. But for most of Sunday night, they watched a show they probably wouldn’t want reruns of: The Knicks beating them up on the offensive glass and creating a barrage of open three-pointers.

The New York Knicks are back! Following a stretch so disappointing that it felt as if the team was a loss or two away from someone losing their job, the Knicks have won six straight, with five of those six victories coming by double-digits.

Nikola Jokic is back to his playmaking best after returning from injury as he found his Nuggets teammate Peyton Watson with a no-look pass.

The Lakers had one of the frontrunners for MVP, along with arguably the best-ever on the court. But the Knicks had far more depth. Advantage: depth. Games like this are what the Knicks envisioned when they built the supporting cast around Jalen Brunson.

Knick beat Nugs in a bloody battle for their 8th straight.

Mitchell Robinson gave a big boost to the New York Knicks early on against the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday.