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Knicks Complete Historic 29-Point Comeback to Move Within One Win of NBA Title. The New York Knicks produced the largest comeback in NBA Finals history on Wednesday night, rallying from a 29-point deficit to defeat the San Antonio Spurs 107-106 in Game 4. Anunoby sealed the dramatic victory with a tip-in basket with just 1.2 seconds remaining, giving New York a commanding 3-1 lead in the series. The Spurs appeared to have complete control after building a 27-point halftime advantage and extending their lead to 29 points in the third quarter. However, a flagrant foul on Karl-Anthony Towns helped shift momentum, sparking a Knicks surge that saw them outscore San Antonio 58-30 in the second half. San Antonio, despite a strong performance from Victor Wembanyama, was unable to withstand the Knicks' pressure and suffered one of the most painful collapses in history. The victory broke the previous NBA Finals comeback record and leaves the Knicks one win away from their first NBA title since 1973. As the final buzzer sounded, celebrations erupted across New York City, with thousands of fans pouring into the streets around Madison Square Garden and gathering especially in Manhattan. Knicks supporters are coming to terms with the fact that the team is on the verge of ending a 53-year championship drought and delivering one of the most memorable titles in history.
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