The only chill Carmelo Anthony has is flowing through his icy veins.
Working in single coverage against Andrew Wiggins, the New York Knicks All-Star ran down the clock, spotted up, and knocked down a jumper with 2.3 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter to put his squad up for good on Wednesday night, 106-104.
Despite being overly inefficient against the Minnesota Timberwolves throughout the game (5-of-16 shooting), Anthony came through when it mattered most to end New York's losing skid at two games.