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Knicks crush Spurs 94-90, now one win from title.

The Spurs’ championship hopes crumbled as Brunson’s 45-point masterclass put the Knicks one win away from an unthinkable title.

EGElena Garcia
Jun 14, 2026 · Updated Jun 14, 2026 · 3 min read
Knicks crush Spurs 94-90, now one win from title.
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SHOCKWAVE! The visitors didn’t just win; they ripped the heart out of the home team with a stunning 94-90 victory. This wasn’t merely a statement; it was a brutal, unforgiving gut-punch delivered right to the solar plexus of a home team that thought they had the NBA Finals locked down. The visitors are now legitimate championship contenders, proving it with blood and sweat.

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  • Jalen Brunson dropped a monstrous 45 points, dragging the visitors across the finish line on his back.
  • The home team blew a double-digit lead, crumbling like a house of cards in the fourth quarter on their home court.
  • The visitors are now just one win away from the NBA championship, with odds slashed to a dominant -500.

The game, a high-stakes showdown at the arena in San Antonio, saw the visitors claw back from an early abyss. The home team started scorching hot, seizing a commanding 23-13 lead after the first quarter. But the visitors, with the tenacity of a junkyard dog, chipped away relentlessly, winning the second quarter 24-19 and then exploding in the fourth with a dominant 29-18 surge. This wasn’t just a comeback; it was a hostile takeover.

This wasn’t just a classic playoff battle; it was a bloody, grind-it-out slugfest that left both teams battered. The visitors’ record now stands at an impressive 53-29. The home team, despite their league-leading 62-20 record, couldn’t close the deal. Their regular season dominance now feels like a cruel joke, a stark reminder that regular season glory means absolutely nothing when the chips are down.

Brunson’s Masterclass

Jalen Brunson was not just unstoppable; he was a force of nature that refused to be denied. He logged a grueling 41 minutes, pouring in a game-high, soul-crushing 45 points. Brunson shot an outrageously efficient 14-27 from the field and hit a clutch 4-7 from beyond the arc. He also drained a near-perfect 13 of 15 free throws, showcasing nerves of steel and a killer’s gaze when the pressure was at its peak.

His performance wasn’t just the difference-maker; it was the entire damn difference. When the visitors desperately needed a bucket, when the momentum threatened to swing, Brunson delivered, time and time again. He added 3 rebounds and 3 assists, but his relentless scoring was the primary weapon, a dagger plunged into the home team’s championship hopes. This is the kind of superstar effort that doesn’t just win games; it defines legacies and wins championships. Is there any doubt left that Brunson belongs in the elite conversation?

Other players stepped up, refusing to let Brunson’s heroics be in vain. Mikal Bridges contributed a vital 14 points and 4 assists, making crucial plays. Josh Hart was an absolute beast on the boards, grabbing a monumental 11 rebounds to go with his gritty 13 points. OG Anunoby added a crucial 11 points and 8 rebounds, plus 3 steals, locking down the perimeter with his signature suffocating defense.

Home Team’s Collapse: Wembanyama’s Efforts

For the home team, this loss is a bitter pill to swallow, a dagger to the gut that will sting for months. They had the lead, they had the home crowd roaring, but they choked, plain and simple, letting it all slip away. Victor Wembanyama put up a dominant, almost superhuman defensive display with 19 points, a game-high 14 rebounds, and an incredible, rim-protecting 5 blocks. His towering presence was felt on every possession, but his efforts were tragically wasted by his teammates’ inability to close.

Dylan Harper led the home team in scoring with a respectable 25 points on 10-19 shooting, trying to keep the home team afloat. Julian Champagnie added 14 points,


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