Devin Booker recently lived out a childhood dream that many NBA players share - hitting the game-winning shot at Madison Square Garden Arena.

This dream became a reality during a game against the Knicks when the score was tied with just 21.9 seconds left on the clock. Despite the Knicks' intense defense, Booker managed to sink a challenging three-pointer, securing the victory for the Suns.

The absence of Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal didn't deter the Suns, as they still had their star player, Devin Booker, leading the charge. In this game against the Knicks, the teams were evenly matched, with neither side giving an inch.

With only 1.7 seconds left, Booker delivered a clutch three-pointer under tight defense, sealing the win for the Suns.

Booker's performance was particularly impressive, considering his struggles from the three-point line throughout the game. The Knicks focused their defensive efforts on Booker due to the absence of Durant and Beal, attempting to force him into difficult situations.

Despite the pressure, Booker showed resilience, even handing the ball to a teammate before regaining control and making the decisive shot.

Before that game-winning three-pointer, Booker had faced challenges from the three-point line. The Knicks strategically concentrated their defense on Booker, trying to force him away from the ball.

Despite a previous handoff to a teammate, Booker managed to regain control and make a spectacular backward shot, creating a memorable moment at Madison Square Garden.

Even though Jalen Brunson had a solid performance in the closing stages of the game, Booker outshone him and secured the victory for the Suns. Booker expressed after the game that hitting the game-winning shot at Madison Square Garden was a moment he had always dreamed of.

Throughout the game, Booker contributed significantly with 28 points, 5 rebounds, and 11 assists.

In the past seven games, the Suns have enjoyed a seven-game winning streak, with Booker averaging 28.9 points, 4.9 rebounds, and 8.4 assists.

Despite early-season challenges and the big three not playing together, the Suns have maintained a solid record of 11 wins and 6 losses, placing them in the top three in the Western Conference.

Currently, the Suns are riding high on a seven-game winning streak, led by stellar performances from Durant and Booker. The question arises: is it time for Beal to step into the spotlight?

Injuries have plagued the Suns' big three this season. Despite these setbacks, the team is just one game away from securing the top spot in the Western Conference. Durant's return is imminent, though he still experiences some foot soreness.

Booker is enjoying a standout season and is even in contention for the regular-season MVP. Averaging 29.4 points, 8.9 rebounds, and 5.4 assists per game, his all-around performance is turning heads.