The San Antonio Spurs clawed back into the NBA Finals with a road win over the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden, and the teams meet again Wednesday for a critical Game 4. San Antonio star center Victor Wembanyama played with more grit in Monday’s Game 3, and Stephon Castle seemed to drive to the basket at will. That made all the difference for the Spurs, though some Knicks fans might argue that San Antonio was the beneficiary of favorable refereeing. But criticism of the refs doesn’t account for Karl-Anthony Towns failing to make an impact or Jalen Brunson‘s poorly timed turnovers. The winner of Game 4 will be in the driver’s seat, and the Knicks would do well to find that fire again. Tip-off is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. ET.
The Spurs report no official injuries, while Knicks backup center Mitchell Robinson is set to play despite breaking a bone in his hand and having surgery before the Finals began.
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Spurs vs. Knicks Finals Game 4 same-game parlay picks
Knicks money line
The Knicks lost for the first time since April on Monday. Between Wembanyama playing like a man on a mission and a heap of outside distractions, it wasn’t the most surprising outcome. The Garden should be a more focused environment on Wednesday. It’s also highly likely that head coach Mike Brown will seek to get Towns more involved again, as it was Towns who spearheaded the two wins in San Antonio. If KAT is back to his best self and Mikal Bridges contributes more (see below), the Knicks can take care of business and put themselves in the highly enviable position of having three chances to close out the series. New York wins Game 4 in 57% of the SportsLine Projection Model’s simulations.
Mikal Bridges Over 14.5 points + assists
Bridges was the unsung hero of Game 2 but was all but anonymous in Monday’s defeat. New York needs to get the versatile wing back into the equation. Bridges has been effective for most of the Knicks’ run to the Finals and hasn’t had two bad games in a row. He should be back in rhythm for Game 4 and has cleared this line in three of his last five games. The SportsLine props model has him projected for 18.4 points + assists.
Luke Kornet Over 2.5 rebounds
Kornet has a very simple job. He’s there to give Wembanyama a breather and not completely torpedo the Spurs when the Frenchman is off the floor. To his credit, while the Spurs frequently post negative point differentials with Wemby on the bench, Kornet is capable of grabbing a few boards. He’s cleared this line in four of his last five games and the SportsLine props model projects him for 3.3 rebounds in Game 4. Getting this at plus money feels great.
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