The Knicks pulled off the improbable when they had a chance of 99.6% chance of losing

After the first half of Game 4, it looked like the San Antonio Spurs would cruise to a blowout victory. The statistics favored them as they had a 99.6% chance of winning based on the win probability.

Unfortunately for the Spurs, that 0.4% won out, as the New York Knicks pulled off an improbable comeback. They won the game by one point after OG Anunoby's game-winning tip-in, and they are now one win away from a championship.

The Knicks had an impossible comeback in Game 4

For a long time, the Knicks have become one of the most resilient teams in the league. With Jalen Brunson leading the team, they always have a superstar guard who can drive them into a good run of scoring.

With players like Anunoby, Karl-Anthony Towns, and Josh Hart around him, he has all the necessary supporting cast he needs to come back. That was the case in Game 4, as everyone played a role.

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It came with luck as well because they were lucky the Spurs got into their heads and took too many three-pointers. They had a historic first half with their threes, but it seemed they were caught up in that, so they chucked so much in the second half.

Now, the Knicks have pulled off one of the most impressive comebacks in NBA history. They were down by 29 at some point, but they still managed to win by one point. They overcame a statistical marvel, but they are now just one win away.

Of course, the series is not yet over, but they only need one more win. The Spurs will need to go on a three-game winning streak to have a chance to come back, so the Knicks have overwhelming momentum.

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