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NBA Finals: De'Aaron Fox Explains Layup Blunder in Spurs' Game 4 Meltdown vs. Knicks

  • The New York Knicks completed the biggest comeback in NBA Finals history on Wednesday, defeating the San Antonio Spurs 107-106 and taking a 3-1 series lead in their bid for their first NBA Championship since 1973.
  • San Antonio blew an 81-52 third-quarter lead after Fox attempted a layup with 10 seconds remaining instead of running the clock, allowing Anunoby to block the shot and set up his game-winning tip-in.
  • On ESPN, Charles Barkley called it a "dumbass play," while Fox explained he "tried to get a layup to get up three" but Anunoby made a "good block" to stop him.
  • Victor Wembanyama described the loss as a failure of execution, stating the team will either give up or "get stronger through this" following the brutal defeat.
  • Facing a must-win situation, the Spurs return to Frost Bank Center on Saturday for Game 5, though only the 2016 Cleveland Cavaliers have ever recovered from a 3-1 deficit to win the NBA Finals.
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Still Believing in De'Aaron Fox, the Fatal Mistake. SAS Head Coach Mitch Johnson on Social Media: "I've been fired 212 times, Fox has been traded 72 times. Fox is still our main guard." Sports Chosun Reporter Ryu Dong-hyuk. Still Believing in Him. San Antonio Spurs Head Coach Mitch Johnson emphasized regarding veteran guard De'Aaron Fox.

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Sportsnet broke the news in Canada on Thursday, June 11, 2026.
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