Sprewell tied a Knicks record by making nine 3-pointers, but it was Clarence Weatherspoon who broke the last tie by making two free throws with 1.9 seconds left in the second overtime.

The Knicks won their third in a row and handed the Bucks their third consecutive home loss.

Ray Allen hit a 3-pointer to send the game to overtime, and Michael Redd hit a 3 to send it to a second overtime.

Milwaukee tied it at 127 on Glenn Robinson's jumper from the top of the key with 3.2 seconds left. After a timeout, New York inbounded on the left side and worked the ball to Weatherspoon in the right corner. He was pushed in the chest by Darvin Ham as he released the shot, then calmly sank two free throws.

Redd's shot from the free-throw line bounced off the rim at the buzzer.

Glenn Robinson, who missed the previous 14 games with a bruised left thigh, led the Bucks with a season-high 38 points. Ray Allen added 23 points, Anthony Mason had 22 points and 18 rebounds and Sam Cassell added 20 points.

Allan Houston scored 34 points, Kurt Thomas had 18 and Mark Jackson added 15 points and 15 assists for New York, which hit the low point of its season on Monday with a 43-point home loss to Charlotte.

Since then, the Knicks have defeated Toronto, Phoenix and Milwaukee. The three-game winning streak matches their longest of the season.

Jackson opened the second overtime with two baskets to give New York a 121-117 lead. The Bucks pulled within 121-119 on two free throws by Cassell, but Jackson's 3-pointer with 2:18 left made it 124-119.

Four consecutive free throws by Mason brought the Bucks within 124-123, and Robinson's two free throws with 31 seconds left put Milwaukee on top 125-124 -- the Bucks' first lead since 22-21 in the first quarter.

In the first overtime with New York up 117-114, the Bucks inbounded the ball with 3.7 seconds left and Redd buried a 3-pointer from the left corner with 1.6 seconds remaining.

Sprewell scored 10 points in the first overtime, including a 3-pointer with 1:15 left that put the Knicks up 117-114.

Allen eluded Camby by dribbling the ball around his back and then hit a running 3-pointer with 0.5 seconds left in regulation to force the first overtime.

Sprewell's jumper put New York on top 102-91 with 3:58 left in regulation, but the Bucks answered with a 10-1 run.

Jackson hit two free throws with 15.2 seconds remaining made it 105-101. Robinson's 3-point attempt with 7.2 seconds left appeared short, but Marcus Camby was called for goaltending to make it a one-point game.

Game Notes
The Bucks dropped to 19-4 against Eastern Conference teams. .... New York won both games this season at Milwaukee. The Knicks have won six of their last eight and nine of 13 at the Bradley Center. ... New York had two 30-point scorers for the first time since Houston (31) and Sprewell (30) on Dec. 20, 1999 vs. Charlotte. ... Sprewell tied John Starks' team record for 3-pointers in a game. ... Sprewell played 54 minutes, while Jackson and Houston each played 51. ... Cassell played 55 minutes for the Bucks.