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06/05/2026
Game 7 is as good as it gets, and there's a 35% chance we will see the Spurs and the Knicks battle it out in a do-or-die contest to lift the Larry O'Brien trophy, per Novig.
The Spurs just survived a Game 7 vs. the Thunder in the Western Conference Finals. The Knicks, on the other hand, are coming off back-to-back sweeps in the East, which gives them a clear advantage in the fatigue department. And after taking Game 1 of the Finals on the road, New York's advantage is even more pronounced.
The Spurs have bounced back stronger after setbacks in this playoff run, so the Knicks cannot afford to let their feet of the gas. This will be a true battle.
The hype for this Finals series is legit because it's the Knicks' first trip to the Finals in 27 years. New York is buzzing. Wemby's ascension to championship-level athlete and the Spurs' resurgence are also big factors. If this series comes down to a decider, expect pandemonium. Let's hope we get to witness this Game 7!
06/05/2026
Five different journeys.
OG Anunoby became a champion in Toronto. Karl Anthony Towns grew into a star in Minnesota. Jalen Brunson showed flashes of what was to come in Dallas. Josh Hart earned his first NBA opportunity with the Lakers. Mikal Bridges built his reputation in Phoenix.
Now, all five paths lead to New York đź—˝
The Knicks didn't draft this core. They assembled it piece by piece, bringing together players who had already proven themselves elsewhere and giving them a chance to chase something bigger together.
Three wins away from ending a 53-year championship drought, this group has an opportunity to make New York the most important stop of their careers 🏆
06/05/2026
De’Aaron Fox’s performance in Game 1 was far from what was expected of the Spurs point guard, and Dylan Harper’s activity on TikTok echoed the same sentiment. But the NSFW nature of the clip in question will not help the Spurs’ team chemistry as Game 2 nears: Full Report in Comments 🔗👇
The dream of Giannis Antetokounmpo in a New York Knicks jersey is dead, according to Shams Charania.
Word is the Knicks knew Giannis wanted to be in New York, and they even threw out some massive offers.
But Milwaukee Bucks wouldn't budge, New York refused to gut the team, and negotiations completely stalled out.
So the Knicks did the coolest thing possible: they washed their hands of the drama and just built a powerhouse anyways.
Instead of waiting around for a savior, they went to work.
They traded for KAT, extended Mikal Bridges, locked down OG Anunoby, and marched right into the NBA Finals.
Turns out, they didn't need him.
Giannis definitely won’t be playing at the Garden next season.
If the Greek Freak does ever force his way out of Milwaukee, he’s going to fit way better with teams that have the assets and space to build around him from scratch—think Miami Heat or the Thunder.
As for the Knicks?
They already built their masterpiece.
Turns out the best superstar trade is the one you never make.
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