The previous time the Knicks won a home game on a buzzer-beater, David Lee had his famous tip-in with 0.1 seconds left on December 20, 2006, vs the Bobcats. Before that game, the Knicks also had the longest active buzzer-beater drought of any team.

The longest home buzzer-beater drought now belongs to the Pelicans, who last hit one at home on January 19, 2009, when Chris Paul drained the 3 to beat the Pacers 103-100. In fact, the city of New Orleans hasn't seen a true buzzer-beater (hit with 0 seconds on the clock, no time added afterward) since that one either. That means it's been nearly 13 years since the buzzer-beater highlight reel included Smoothie King Center (previously New Orleans Arena).

The longest active buzzer-beater drought now belongs to...the Warriors? Yeah, despite how dominant they were in the mid-to-late 2010s, they haven't hit one since Iggy drained a 3 in Atlanta on January 3, 2014, to beat them 101-100, meaning it's been more than 8 years at this point. This gets brought up among a small group of Warriors fans every now and then.