Here's What Kemba Walker Said After The New York Knicks Beat The Philadelphia 76ers
The New York Knicks picked up their third win of the season over the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday in New York City.
They beat the 76ers by a wide-margin 112-99.
Heading into the fourth quarter they had an 18-point lead, so it was all Knicks at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night.
After the game, four-time All-Star Kemba Walker spoke to reporters.
A clip of Walker speaking can be seen in a tweet that is embedded below from SNY's Knicks videos.
Walker hit four straight shots in the second quarter.
"I was waiting for that moment," Walker said post-game. " It was a kind of moment I dreamed of when I was a young kid wanting to be in the NBA watching the Knicks play. Coming to a Knicks game and seeing how the crowd goes crazy."
The Knicks take their 3-1 record into Chicago on Thursday night when they face off against a Bulls team that is a perfect 4-0 to start the new season.
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