'Right hand from God': One play, 4.5 seconds and a place in New York Knicks lore
Summary
In Game 4 of the NBA Finals, the New York Knicks won a close game against the San Antonio Spurs thanks to OG Anunoby’s last-second tip-in. With just over two seconds left, Anunoby redirected a missed three-point shot from Jalen Brunson, securing a lead that helped the Knicks stay in the championship race.Key Facts
- The Knicks were trailing by up to 29 points but closed the gap to win by one point in Game 4.
- There were 5.7 seconds left when the Knicks called a timeout to set up a final play.
- Jalen Brunson attempted a long three-point shot with 4.3 seconds remaining.
- OG Anunoby caught the rebound opportunity and tipped the ball back into the basket with 2 seconds left.
- The tip-in gave the Knicks a one-point lead, their biggest of the game.
- The New York crowd and announcer celebrated the dramatic finish.
- The play was described as one of the most memorable moments in Knicks history.
- The Spurs’ Victor Wembanyama, recognized as Defensive Player of the Year, was unable to stop the tip-in.
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