And the Spurs won't foul. It's now 12 consecutive wins for the Knicks as they take game one of the NBA finals.

Their seventh consecutive road game.

One of the great playoff runs in NBA history is still alive.

Hard to argue, Mike Breen, the final seconds on ABC 105-95, the final in a game that the Knicks

trailed by 14 in the third quarter, had an eight-point lead, lost it down the stretch,

and then scored the final 11 points for the 10-point win.

They were led by none other than Jalen Brunson once again, who had 30, 13 of which

come on the fourth quarter.

This is his head coach, Mike Brown. In the biggest moments, you know, he shows up. And that's what MVP's supposed to do. We put the ball in his hands. We said we were going to live and die with him. And he went and he got it done for us. And that's happened time after time, after time, after time. He got to his spots, and he made plays he sure did and so carl anthony towns with 18 points and 12 rebounds towns you love the attitude he

says that's a nice win but this is just one win every game has to be approached like it's zero

zero you got to come out with that same energy intensity and, like it's game one of any playoff series.

So, you know, we've got 48 hours to rest up and do it all over again and even at a higher level.

That's it.

Got to do it again in San Antonio tomorrow night.

Here is Landry Shamit.

You tell me, was this a local, I don't know who the

reporter is. Was this a local reporter trying to get him to say something that they could maybe

turn into bulletin board material? I feel like the Spurs kind of wilted in the fourth quarter.

I mean, yet they've had a hard series coming out of Oklahoma City, and you guys seem like

you kind of took it to

them there in the fourth. No, I don't know if I would call it that. I think it's competition and

you know, we've put ourselves in situations where we've got to fight back from a deficit and we

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