We've got another exciting Eastern Conference contest on Wednesday's NBA schedule as the New York Knicks will host the Atlanta Hawks. New York is 35-18 overall and 18-10 at home, while Atlanta is 26-28 overall and 14-15 on the road.

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A game that looked to be a blowout had to be won on a game-winner for the New York Knicks, but they held on and prevented a horrific collapse against the Atlanta Hawks with a 149-148 win in overtime. The Knicks had into the All-Star break with a 36-18 record while the Hawks will sit at 26-29 for the break.

Following the Knicks' thrilling overtime win over the Hawks on Wednesday night, Jalen Brunson and others talk about the team's resilience they showed all year as they head into the All-Star break.

New York didn't play well in Wednesday's win, and yet they still won. That's the mark of how dominant the group is as a collective unit at this stage. Even though there's still much more to go.

Knicks big man Mitchell Robinson has not played this season, despite undergoing ankle surgery nine months ago.