The New York Knicks overcame a 29-point deficit to defeat the San Antonio Spurs 107-106 in Game 4 of the NBA Finals [1], [2].
This victory marks the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history and places the Knicks on the brink of a championship title [2]. The win shifts the momentum of the series significantly as New York now holds a commanding lead over San Antonio.
The game took place Wednesday, June 10, 2026, at Madison Square Garden in New York City [1], [3]. For much of the contest, the Spurs held a dominant lead that seemed insurmountable. However, a surge in the second half allowed the Knicks to erase the 29-point gap [1].
The narrow one-point margin of victory highlights the tension of the final minutes. The Knicks secured the 107-106 win to move ahead in the series [2]. This result gives New York a 3-1 lead in the championship series [1].
The atmosphere at Madison Square Garden mirrored the historic nature of the rally. The comeback effort required a complete defensive and offensive shift to dismantle the Spurs' lead. By clinching Game 4, the Knicks have put themselves in a position to win the title in the next game.
“the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history”
A 3-1 lead in an NBA Finals series provides a statistically dominant advantage, leaving the San Antonio Spurs with a narrow path to victory. The psychological impact of a 29-point collapse may affect the Spurs' confidence heading into Game 5, while the Knicks possess the momentum of a historic rally.
