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Last updated: June 11, 2026, 11:43 PM ET

Knicks Make History in Game 4 Thriller

The New York Knicks staged an unprecedented comeback in Game, erasing a 29-point second-half deficit to defeat the San Antonio Spurs in what stands as the largest rally in NBA Finals history. Celebrity supporters including Taylor Swift and Rihanna watched courtside as Madison Square Garden erupted, with the victory moving New York one step closer to their first championship since 1973. The dramatic turnaround validates preseason predictions that graded the Knicks reaching the Finals as an A+ call back in October.

Spurs Maintain Composure Despite Collapse

Despite the historic collapse, the Spurs remained resolute in their postgame comments, expressing confidence that they can regroup for Game. However, Victor Wembanyama faces mounting discipline concerns after collecting his second flagrant foul of the postseason, putting him one point away from an automatic suspension that would significantly impact San Antonio's championship hopes.

Offseason Uncertainty Dominates NBA Chatter

League insiders report brewing uncertainty surrounding the futures of LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo, with their contract situations headlining what could become a wild offseason across 10 teams. While speculation swirls, James reiterated his GOAT stance when asked about the greatest-of-all-time debate, stating unequivocally: "I'm not taking nobody over me." Meanwhile, draft prospect Yaxel Lendeborg is scheduled to work out for the Golden State Warriors on Thursday, adding another storyline to the league's personnel shuffle.

Rookie Predictions Fall Short

Season projections proved premature for several bold calls, including Ace Bailey leading all rookies in scoring—a prediction that earned a D grade after the young guard struggled to maintain consistent production. The Knicks' Finals projection, conversely, earned top marks as their veteran core delivered when it mattered most.