29 分逆轉！史上最強翻盤
Knicks vs Spurs — Game 4

NEW YORK — The Knicks are never out of a game, even when making NBA history is required. On Friday night, New York completed a 29-point comeback, the largest ever in a Finals game, to take a 3-1 lead in the series.

Jalen Brunson took another step toward etching himself in New York sports lore with every thrilling bucket. But the Knicks' stifling defense set the stage for the most timely tip-in in Knicks history — OG Anunoby's soaring touch with 1.2 seconds left.

The Spurs seemed to dominate physically for most of the game. San Antonio built a lead as large as 76-49 before halftime. However, the Spurs let off the gas in the second half. By the end of the third quarter, New York trailed by only 15 points.

A 7-1 Knicks run cut San Antonio's lead to four points with 4:34 remaining. And with 1:22 left, New York took its first lead of the game.

In a postseason full of lessons for the young Spurs, this latest might prove to be the most painful. In the final two minutes, Wembanyama missed a pair of free throws, De'Aaron Fox attempted a transition layup when he probably should have run time off the clock, and the Spurs lost track of Anunoby for a winning putback.