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The Knicks have stopped believing in impossible. They may be a team of destiny
New York’s 29-point comeback in Game 4 was the largest in NBA finals history. For a team forged by disappointment, it felt strangely inevitable
TL;DR
- The Knicks recorded the largest comeback in NBA Finals history, erasing a 29-point deficit in Game 4 to defeat the San Antonio Spurs.
- This victory is seen as evidence of the Knicks being a 'team of destiny,' despite decades of contrary precedent.
- The team has a history of comebacks, drawing strength from past playoff disappointments and learning that no lead is safe.
- Key players like Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns are considered 'castoffs' who have found success with the Knicks.
- Coach Mike Brown and players believe that resilience in the face of setbacks defines them, highlighting that getting back up after being knocked down is a victory in itself.
- The Knicks are now one win away from an NBA championship.