To say the New York Knicks stole Game 4 of the NBA Finals from the San Antonio Spurs would be the understatement of the century.
The Knicks climbed all the way back from a 29-point hole to stun the Spurs in the most thrilling fashion, taking a 3-1 series lead in front of a packed crowd at Madison Square Garden in Manhattan, N.Y. The Spurs led wire-to-wire up until the very end, when OG Anunoby tipped in a Jalen Brunson miss that pushed New York ahead 107-106 — their first lead of the game with 1.2 seconds left.
OG ANUNOBY!! THE TIP IN WITH 1.2 LEFT!! KNICKS ON TOP!! KNICKS ON TOP!! pic.twitter.com/i2nmdNGxv6
— NCAA Buzzer Beaters & Game Winners (@NCAABuzzerBters) June 11, 2026
Here’s the replay of the go-ahead basket.
OG Anunoby game-winner for the Knicks! 😳
— ESPN (@espn) June 11, 2026
New York pulls off the unreal 29-point comeback! pic.twitter.com/o5FF3IoMiX
The Spurs ran a sideline out-of-bounds play for Stephon Castle, but were unable to get a shot off as time expired. The Knicks sealed the largest comeback in NBA Finals history with a 107-106 win.
Anunoby was a hero on both ends of the floor for New York. On the previous possession, he blocked De’Aaron Fox in transition as a precursor to what will likely go down as the greatest moment in the modern history of the Knicks franchise.
