The 3-pointer, the dagger, the spark off the bench, this is when all the momentum changes.
Two words. Steve “Double Count” Novak.
The 3-pointer in a game is so important. It is where all momentum changes and gets the crowd hyped.
When Novak hits the 3, all the fans in Madison Square Garden go wild.
Steve Novak is one of the best 3-point spot-up shooters in the game right now, and he looks to continue his success this season.
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