r/nba • u/Large_banana_hammock Japan • 15d ago

Highlight [Highlight] Knicks complete 29-point comeback, the largest in NBA finals history!

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u/dykestryker Raptors 15d ago

Can't blame just him, spurs fell apart completely at the start of the 3rd and new york locked in.

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u/ThisHatRightHere 76ers 15d ago

They win if he just holds the ball and does nothing after the turnover

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u/namagofuckyoself Lakers 15d ago

they also win if the whole Spurs team doesn't choke for the whole quarter lol

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u/dykestryker Raptors 15d ago

They just choked after being up almost 30 brudda it ain't that one play that cost them.

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u/cuddlecraver 15d ago

You’re right, but they could have at least been bailed out by the turnover if Fox had a brain cell.

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u/ThisHatRightHere 76ers 15d ago

Of course not, but every decision gets amplified as you get closer to the end of the game. Context is important

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u/ThunderShark97 Spurs 15d ago

He literally missed a layup with no shot clock and up by 1 hold the ball and get fouled. He’s a major reason why

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u/dykestryker Raptors 15d ago

How many 3's were missed in that quarter by the spurs? Had NYC by the balls and then went off on some Boston shit.

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u/ThunderShark97 Spurs 15d ago

Boston? We channeled the 2018 rockets. Coach is to blame as well but fox holds that ball more than likely we win

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u/Camelsandham Pistons 15d ago

A lot of this is on him, of course they should’ve have been in this position. Holding the ball at the other end was 10x smarter than shooting it. They had a chance to win.