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Kirk Herbstreit posts best POV angle of Knicks star OG Anunoby’s game-winner you’ll see
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In case you needed another video of New York Knicks star OG Anunoby 's game-winning shot, iconic ESPN broadcaster Kirk Herbstreit has you covered.
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He posted a video of the final seconds of the Knicks' Game 4 win against the San Antonio Spurs from his courtside seat . While he has music over it, his and the crowd's reaction can still be heard loudly in the background.
With under six seconds to go, Jalen Brunson threw up a 30-foot three-pointer over Victor Wembanyama . They were down by one point, so this would've put them up by two. However, it missed, and Anunoby, who inbounded the ball, came in and tipped the ball through the hoop, giving New York a one-point lead with under two seconds to go.
OG Anunoby 's heroics in Knicks' historic Game 4 comeback
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Even when the Knicks were down by 29 points, Anunoby was having a night. He was the team's second leading scorer, logging 33 points, but was incredibly efficient.
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Anunoby made 66% of his shots (10-15), and he went 7-9 on three-pointers. His defense was also stellar as usual. However, it will be his game-winning shot that is remembered forever.
This is nothing new for him, though. He has been the most consistent player for the Knicks during the finals. He has made 58% of his shots through four games, and he's averaging nearly 24 points per game.
Ever since coming back from his injury, Anunoby has been a huge part of the Knicks' success. They are now one win away from winning the franchise's first championship since 1973. If Anunoby keeps playing like this, that might be inevitable.
The Knicks will have to win the series in San Antonio , though. Because the Spurs won Game 3, a fifth contest is necessary. It will bring the series back to Texas, where the Knicks won the first two games of the NBA Finals.
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