A Knicks fan hugs Ben Stiller after a win

Once a dream came true New York Knicks fans on Friday during the game at Madison Square Garden. A fan hit from half court to win the car, which in itself is enough to make anyone happy. then, a fan must have a special special momentwhen actor and director Ben Stiller hugged him after he scored a field goal.

The hug went viral for the fan, who looked on top of the world.

The crowd at Madison Square Garden went wild after he shot. The shot was true during the fourth quarter shootout contest at MSG, during the Knicks’ game against the Minnesota Timberwolves. New York actually lost the game 116-99.

Steeler is a super Knicks fan who is often courtside at games, rooting for the Knicks. He is also known for his writing and directing, including films Zoolander and Tropic Thunder. Stiller is one of the most famous people in Hollywood, with a long career that includes a brief stint on a comedy show Saturday Night Live.

Stiller is also one of the executive producers of the hit Apple TV series Northerners.

The Knicks are fighting for a deep postseason run

New York is doing better than it has been in years, but the Knicks are still looking for a path to the NBA Finals. The Knicks made the postseason last year, but lost to the Indiana Pacers. New York has not advanced to the Finals since 1999.

this season, The Knicks have made changes to try to strengthen the lineup. The team traded Julius Randle to acquire Karl-Anthony Towns from the Minnesota Timberwolves. Towns is having a solid season, averaging a double-double. His stat line is impressive; Towns is averaging more than 25 points and 13 rebounds per game. He is shooting 55 percent from the field.

Towns missed Friday’s Timberwolves game with an injury, which must have been difficult for him. Randle played for Minnesota against his former team and did a tremendous job. Randle finished the contest with eight points, seven rebounds and six assists in 35 minutes.

Randle spoke about his mandate with the Knicks as they return to the Big Apple.

“It was like — it was crazy, man. We went into every game expecting to win. “Teams would hang out and we’d end up winning by about 20 points,” Randle told the New York Post. “He felt like we were starting to get super dominant. We had everything. And everyone’s game was going to the next level. Chemistry was a drug. It was unfortunate that the injuries happened.”

The Knicks are now 27-16 on the season after the loss. New York next plays against the Atlanta Hawks on Monday.