Knicks Complete Historic Comeback, Take 3-1 Finals Lead! | Game 4 REVIEW!
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Deuce & Mo: A Sacramento Kings, NBA & WNBA podcast
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What was the initial reaction to the Knicks' historic 29‑point comeback?
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Okay, I really did not think we were gonna be doing this. Right. This Morgan Reagan, are you kidding me?
Oh this is I no, I didn't uh look at me. Does it look like I thought I was gonna be doing this?
Morgan Reagan, if anyone turned off this game at halftime, I feel so so bad for you.
No, I don't feel bad for them. Suffer with all of us. This is why you watch the entire game or leave it on. So then at least if you hear the broadcast, getting back into it, you go, holy shit, what's happening? That was happening. That was happening.
The New York Knicks. Come back in a game again, but this time the largest comeback in NBA finals history. They were down 7649 at the half. Down 15 going into the fourth, but balloon back to 20. They outscore the Spurs 58 to 30 in the second half. And they find a way to win. 107-106. Camera is shaking at Madison Square Garden. OG with a massive tip-in. He might be the finals MVP. Brunson huge in the fourth quarter. And that doesn't even sum up what we just saw at. What the hell? I need water. Hold on. Oh my god. I mean this I'm like this just ended minutes ago, just so you know as we're recording this. Morgan is in Dallas right now, uh getting ready to do a WNBA game for Amazon Prime tomorrow. But it it was I'm stunned right now.
And this this NBA finals has been incredible theater. This is just an all-timer. I mean, comebacks, whatever, but just like to come back the way they did in in a game four, like just a swing series. San Antonio wins this game. They're up two going back home. For to swing this way in the Nicks. To steal this game and be one win away, like what a swing it was. So many big moments.
Like uh so many big moments. Where do we start? You don't you don't you don't start anywhere. You just this is what you do on a game like this. You fucking flow and vibe because it's like even Richard Jefferson and the broadcast were like, We're we're supposed to talk for a living right now, and we're speechless. And it's like, yeah, because what we just witnessed. w is not normal. Like comeback's normal. But game four of an NBA finals, it is like done, down and out. Even at the end, I kept telling myself I was like All right, they're gonna make this, you know, a five point game at the end. Oh good, like I'm glad it's gonna end like this. Great, love this. The fact that they came back and made so many different winning plays, it didn't matter if it was Alvarado, didn't matter if it was OG with the put back, it didn't matter if it was Jalen Brunson just going off and doing the Brunson three over Wemby.
To cut it to one.
It that was that was one of those clutch moments I I couldn't even I couldn't even understand. I couldn't analyze. I was like That just doesn't scientifically make sense when you look at the size and you look at the moment and you look at how can Jalen Brunson even see the basket? Just pure like dog mentality, confidence, muscle memory, all going into that moment. And yeah, dude, I like maybe we should just start with the fine the final, the final put back then.
I mean, good luck because even before that, I'm just thinking about the end of that game. So the Brunson three. Okay. Then D'Aaron Fox turnover. He was a mess in the second half. Then Josh Hart, you're going, oh, Knicks are gonna take the lead. And he's thinking about dunking it maybe, misses it completely. But then Wemby gets fouled, misses. Remember, Wemby misses two free throws at the end. Are you kidding me? And then Brunson gives the Knicks the lead. Castle goes to line. Oh my god. I mean, even looking back, Brunson took a tough shot. Then he had Fox with the push. Why did Zaron Fox push the ball? They're up one. The Knicks have to foul. He decides to push in transition. OG recovers and blocks the shot. Yeah.
I mean that that those are the mind-numbing plays. Like there's so many things that happen within a game, but you know, like the Spurs, even with losing the lead and and letting it just completely evaporate, should have won this ball game just by knocking down some free throws and making the smart plays just to hold on.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What was the initial reaction to the Knicks' historic 29‑point comeback?
0:00–5:28
2
How did the first half unfold with the Spurs leading 76‑49?
5:28–11:30
3
What halftime adjustments did Mike Brown make that changed the game?
11:30–17:10
4
Which key plays and players sparked the Knicks' second‑half surge?
17:10–23:17
5
How did Jalen Brunson’s clutch performance impact the final minutes?
23:17–28:05
6
What went wrong for the Spurs in the second half and could they have avoided it?
28:05–32:51
7
What does the series outlook look like for the Knicks and Spurs after Game 4?
32:51–36:54
8
What are the final takeaways and predictions for Game 5?
36:54–37:53
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