Spurs’ 3-1 Finals Deficit Highlights Stunning Case of Blown Opportunities

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Spurs’ 3-1 Finals Deficit Highlights Stunning Case of Blown Opportunities

New York leads the Finals 3-1, but San Antonio has been ahead for 133 minutes, 22 seconds, or 69.3% of the series, according to Tomer Azarly. The Knicks have led for only 51:59, with 6:49 tied. Across 192 minutes, the teams have produced 15 ties and 24 lead changes, underscoring San Antonio’s blown chances.

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