• The New York Knicks completed a historic 29-point comeback against the San Antonio Spurs.
• OG Anunoby scored the game-winning basket with 1.2 seconds remaining, giving the Knicks a 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals.
• Jalen Brunson led all scorers with 36 points, while Anunoby added 33 for New York.
• The victory marks the biggest comeback in NBA Finals history, surpassing a previous record of 24 points.
• Victor Wembanyama led the Spurs with 24 points and 13 rebounds despite the loss.

The New York Knicks made history on June 10 by staging the largest comeback in NBA Finals history, overcoming a 29-point deficit to defeat the San Antonio Spurs 107-106. This thrilling victory puts the Knicks one win away from their first championship since 1973, as they now hold a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven series. OG Anunoby tipped in a crucial basket off Jalen Brunson's three-point attempt with only 1.2 seconds left on the clock, sealing the game for New York, according to NPR, SCMP, Al Jazeera, and Le Monde.

It seemed nearly impossible for the Knicks in the first half as the Spurs established a commanding 27-point lead, bolstered by their effective shooting, which saw them make 15 of their first 23 shots in the opening period. However, Jalen Brunson shone in the second half, scoring 36 points overall, while Anunoby contributed 33 points, proving instrumental in leading the comeback, according to NPR, SCMP, and Le Monde.

After trailing 76-49 at halftime, the Knicks responded dramatically, limiting the Spurs to just 30 points in the second half while outscoring them 58-30 overall. The game was characterized by significant momentum shifts; Brunson's acrobatic floater provided the Knicks their first lead at 105-104 with just over a minute remaining. Despite this intense pressure, the Spurs struggled to maintain their composure, as echoed by their coach Mitch Johnson, who noted their lack of execution in the latter half, citing it as "disappointing," according to Al Jazeera and Le Monde.

As the Knicks celebrated a historic victory inside Madison Square Garden, the Spurs were left questioning how they could falter after such a strong start. Victor Wembanyama scored 24 points and claimed 13 rebounds for San Antonio, yet noted the team’s struggles with hunger and execution in the second half. The Spurs now look to regroup ahead of Game 5, as they attempt to keep their championship hopes alive, according to SCMP and Al Jazeera.