Thoughts And Prayers To Those Who Had Knicks Bets After Brutal Bad Beat

The New York Knicks took on the Nets on Wednesday at Madison Square Garden with Brooklyn severely shorthanded missing Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving and Ben Simmons.

It paved the way for the Knicks to come away with a breeze of a victory, which, at least at first, looked like it would be the case. New York took a 20-point lead after the first quarter before stretching it to as large as 54-26 midway through the second quarter.

Those who took the Knicks moneyline, and even those who took New York -4.5 against the spread, probably turned off the television and went to bed thinking they made a few bucks back after losing some during Sunday’s Super Bowl.

Wrong.

Instead, the Nets came all the way back from 18 points down with 11:19 remaining to not only cover the 4.5-point spread but earn a 111-106 win straight up.

That’s an all-timer, and many on Twitter shared their puzzled reactions:

That certainly makes for a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day.