The Knicks' 13-game winning streak came to an end, with Game 4 of the Finals becoming a crucial battle.

June 10th - According to the Associated Press, the New York Knicks had won 13 straight games and advanced to the NBA Finals. However, their dominant month-and-a-half run was ended by the San Antonio Spurs in Game 3.

Head coach Mike Brown stated that the team was not panicked, but emphasized that their execution still needs improvement. " We didn't panic; everyone was just disappointed that we didn't play to our potential, " Brown said . " We'll show a better version of ourselves in the next game. "

Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns averaged 16.7 points and 11 rebounds in the series, but his scoring in the fourth quarter became a clear concern. The team hopes to revitalize their offensive system by increasing his ball-handling frequency.

Backcourt leader Jalen Brunson emphasized that the team needs to maintain execution and focus. He averages 27.3 points per game and is the Knicks' most consistent source of scoring, but his overall efficiency still fluctuates when facing the Spurs' high-pressure defense.

“ In every game, no matter the situation, our team is constantly growing. I think we're always learning and improving, ” said Jalen Brunson . “ No matter what happens, we stay united, execute our tactics well, and strive to become better. That's the mindset we must maintain going forward. ”

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