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Spurs Dominate Knicks in Game 4, Take 3-1 Finals Lead

San Antonio Spurs players celebrating during NBA Finals Game 4
San Antonio Spurs players celebrating during NBA Finals Game 4
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Brown acknowledged that internal errors also contributed to the loss. "We allowed them to hit first at the beginning of the game.

We turned the ball over and we were stagnant offensively," he stated.

Knicks guard Jalen Brunson declined to comment on missed foul calls, saying, "Whatever you saw is what you saw."

Center Karl-Anthony Towns focused on internal execution. "That ain't cost us the game.

Turned the ball over. Didn't execute.

Didn't do what got us 13 straight wins in a row," Towns said.

Guard Mikal Bridges added that stagnant offensive play hindered their ability to solve the Spurs' defense. "Too much ball watching, standing around.

We just got to keep moving," Bridges said.

The series shifts back to San Antonio for Game 5 on Saturday, June 13, 2026.

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