New York Knicks vs Brooklyn Nets Final Score & Over/Under Result — Nov 24, 2025

New York's 113-100 victory over Brooklyn landed comfortably under the 227.5 market total, with the combined 213 points marking a 14.5-point miss below the line that DAGGER had called pregame.

The Knicks' dominance came through a decisive third quarter, where the teams combined for 65 points—the game's only explosive frame. That 27-point surge in Q3 gave New York enough separation to hold serve in a sluggish fourth (49 combined), even as the Nets mounted a late charge. The first half proved sluggish overall: 99 combined points across the opening 24 minutes set the pace for a lower-scoring affair. Karl-Anthony Towns led the Knicks with 37 points and 12 rebounds, while Jalen Brunson added 27 points as New York's offensive engine. Brooklyn got 31 points from Noah Clowney and 16 from Michael Porter Jr., but couldn't generate enough volume to keep pace. The Nets have been porous defensively in recent form (115.4 allowed per game over their last 10), and the Knicks—averaging 124.5 points in the same span—exploited that gap efficiently without needing a shootout.

The result marked a reversal of their last meeting this season, when the teams combined for 232 points; this rematch's lower ceiling was evident early and never fully lifted.