The New York Knicks visited the Golden State Warriors at the Chase Center on Saturday for the final game of their five-game road trip. The Knicks entered the game 2-2 for their trip, while the Warriors were on a six-game winning streak and 9-1 in their last 10 games.Coach Tom Thibodeau continued to use a starting five consisting of Miles McBride, Mikal Bridges, Josh Hart, OG Anunoby and Karl-Anthony Towns in the absence of Jalen Brunson. The Knicks are expected to be without Brunson until late March or possibly early April.Meanwhile, coach Steve Kerr's starting lineup featured Steph Curry, Moses Moody, Gui Santos, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green. The Warriors are still without Brandin Podziemski, while Quinten Post has been in and out of the starting five depending on matchups.After a back-and-forth and gritty game between the two teams, the Golden State Warriors pulled off a hard-fought 97-94 win against the New York Knicks. Steph Curry led the way for Golden State, finishing with 28 points, seven rebounds and five assists.Moses Moody continued his strong performances, putting up 18 points and two steals, while Jimmy Butler only had 11 points, six rebounds and seven assists. Jonathan Kuminga had another brilliant game off the bench, scoring 10 points and adding five rebounds and five assists. Meanwhile, Karl-Anthony Towns dropped a double-double of 29 points and 12 rebounds, while Miles McBride had 19 points, five rebounds and four assists. Mikal Bridges also had 19 points plus six boards and three times. OG Anunoby also had a big game for the Knicks with 23 points, nine rebounds, two assists and three steals. Josh Hart went scoreless, but did get seven rebounds and seven assists. The Golden State Warriors extended their winning streak to seven and improved to 14-1 when Jimmy Butler is in the lineup. The New York Knicks, on the other hand, went 2-3 on their road trip and will be back home at Madison Square Garden on Monday against the Miami Heat. New York Knicks vs. Golden State Warriors Player Stats and Box ScoreKnicksPlayersPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOPFMINFG3PTFT+/-Mikal Bridges19630041388-141-32-22OG Anunoby23923123387-152-37-9-1Karl-Anthony Towns2912301263012-213-52-2-1Miles McBride19540123388-173-60-03Josh Hart0771120390-70-20-0-5Precious Achiuwa0101010100-10-00-0-3Mitchell Robinson2500101161-30-00-04Cameron Payne0110101100-40-40-0-6Landry Shamet2301001211-40-10-0-8P.J. TuckerDNPAnton WatsonDNPDelon WrightDNPTyler KolekDNPWarriorsPlayersPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOPFMINFG3PTFT+/-Draymond Green9431133323-91-52-22Gui Santos5700001212-41-20-1-1Jimmy Butler III11671012333-111-24-410Stephen Curry28750132358-204-138-9-5Moses Moody18112000337-144-80-010Jonathan Kuminga10550111203-80-04-6-10Kevon Looney230000161-10-00-00Quinten Post5620102192-41-30-02Buddy Hield3201010151-71-70-0-5Gary Payton II6422101253-50-10-012Trayce Jackson-DavisDNPPat SpencerDNPKevin KnoxDNPYuri CollinsDNPNew York Knicks vs. Golden State Warriors Game SummaryThe game was close from start to finish, with the Golden State Warriors slightly taking over in the third quarter. The Warriors went by as much as eight points in the period, but the New York Knicks didn't let them control the rest of the game. Golden State never relinquished the lead in the fourth quarter, with Draymond Green hitting the dagger layup with 25.1 seconds left. Green used the "Night, Night" celebration as the Warriors earned the 97-94 win. Steve Kerr became the winningest coach in Warriors history with that victory. He has a total of 558 regular-season wins.