What happened: New York erased the San Antonio Spurs' 29-point third-quarter lead in the NBA Finals, and ESPN's Adam Schefter framed the meltdown as the NFL equivalent of a signature collapse. The reaction
Why it matters: The rally pushed the Knicks to a commanding lead in the championship series and left the Spurs facing elimination. A comeback of that size on the title stage is rare enough to register with insiders outside the sport, which is why an NFL reporter weighed in.
By the numbers: 29 — points of the Spurs' third-quarter lead the Knicks wiped out, the largest comeback in NBA Finals history. New York now leads the best-of-seven series 3-1.
What to watch: San Antonio must win Game 5 to extend the series. Watch whether the Spurs steady themselves or the Knicks close out their title run.