Carmelo Anthony Was Courtside Yelling "Offensive Rebound Is There" Before OG's Game Winner

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Carmelo Anthony Was Courtside Yelling "Offensive Rebound Is There" Before OG's Game Winner

"I was yelling at them the whole time: 'The offensive rebound is there! Somebody go!'" Knicks legend Anthony told ESPN per Ramona Shelburne. After Melo's urging, Anunoby inbounded to Brunson, then sprinted toward the rim as Brunson's shot went up over Wembanyama. He tipped it in with 1.2 seconds left, completing a 29-point comeback, the largest in Finals history.

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Jose Alvarado Cried When He Found Out He Was Traded to the Knicks

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"I cried. I called my parents. They started crying," Alvarado said of learning he was traded to the Knicks in February. The Brooklyn native went undrafted in 2021 and is now two wins from an NBA title at MSG with his hometown team. "My wife, everybody was just so excited knowing that they are a good team."

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Taylor Swift Celebrates Knicks' Huge Game 4 Win at Zero Bond

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Taylor Swift Celebrates Knicks' Huge Game 4 Win at Zero Bond

Swift carried her Knicks night downtown after Game 4, arriving at Zero Bond just after 1 a.m. with Alana and Este Haim while still wearing her “Stevie Knicks” shirt. TMZ said Hailey Bieber, Sombr and Tate McRae also exited the private club later into the early morning hours, as paparazzi tracked the celebrity crowd after New York’s Finals win.

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Michael Wilbon Calls Spurs’ Game 4 Meltdown the Most Stunning Game He’s Seen

Wilbon called New York’s comeback “the most stunning game I’ve ever seen,” saying San Antonio played “the dumbest basketball” across a sustained stretch. He ripped the Spurs for missing 14 of 17 second-half threes, including 1-for-12 on early-clock attempts, and questioned why nobody slowed the offense down. “What are you doing?” Wilbon said.

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Jay Williams: Spurs’ Game 4 Collapse Becomes Another Self-Inflicted Wound

Williams said San Antonio has taken “a thousand self-inflicted wounds” throughout the Finals, blaming players and coaches after Game 4. He pointed to De’Aaron Fox’s late decision with 13 seconds left, saying there was “no need to try to go for a quick layup.” Williams said Fox should have pulled the ball out and extended the game.

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