In what should be a highly competitive matchup, the New York Knicks (33-20) will host the Golden State Warriors (33-24) at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night.

The Knicks are hoping that the return to its home court can reignite them but based on its recent track record against the Warriors, New York may be in need of more than just home-court advantage to return to their winning ways.

The Knicks are looking to close out an inconsistent month of February on a high note. However, the team did snap its season-high four-game losing streak with its 99-93 win over the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday.

"Losing games, games we think we're supposed to win, you come into a game like this, we want to win. Definitely want to be a very high-intensity game, a very high-energetic game back here on our home court and we didn't want to lose this game," Carmelo Anthony, who racked up 29 points along with seven boards while picking up a fragrant foul against the 76ers, told ESPN.

Part of New York's urgency may be associated with its shrinking 1 ½ game lead on the Brooklyn Nets in the Atlantic Division. The team also sunk to third in the Eastern Conference, one game below the Indiana Pacers who defeated the Golden State on Tuesday.

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