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Knicks Defeat Hawks 108-105 After Buzzer-Beater Overturned
CJ McCollum's last-second shot was wiped out by a quick video review.
Apr. 7, 2026 at 3:41am
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A dramatic final possession ends in heartbreak for the Hawks as the Knicks hold on for a narrow victory.NYC TodayThe New York Knicks narrowly defeated the Atlanta Hawks 108-105 after a review overturned a potential game-tying buzzer-beater by Hawks guard CJ McCollum at the end of the game.
Why it matters
The Knicks' victory keeps them in the hunt for a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference, while the Hawks' loss is a tough blow to their postseason aspirations. The controversial ending is sure to be a talking point among fans and analysts.
The details
With the Knicks leading 108-105 and just seconds remaining, McCollum launched a desperation half-court shot that appeared to go in as time expired. However, a quick video review by the officials determined that the shot was released just after the buzzer had sounded, negating the potential game-tying basket.
- The game was played on April 6, 2026.
- The controversial buzzer-beater occurred in the final seconds of the fourth quarter.
The players
CJ McCollum
A veteran guard for the Atlanta Hawks who had a chance to tie the game with a last-second shot.
New York Knicks
The home team who held on for a narrow victory over the Hawks.
Atlanta Hawks
The visiting team who came up just short in their comeback effort against the Knicks.
What they’re saying
“It happened so fast, I thought it went in. But the refs made the right call - you can't argue with the replay.”
— CJ McCollum, Hawks Guard
What’s next
The Knicks will look to build on this close win as they continue their push for a playoff spot, while the Hawks will try to regroup and bounce back in their next game.
The takeaway
This game showcased the fine line between victory and defeat in the NBA, with the Knicks holding on by the slimmest of margins after a controversial last-second play. Both teams will need to learn from this experience as they fight for position in the Eastern Conference playoff race.
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