r/nba • u/Large_banana_hammock Japan • Jun 11 '26

Highlight [Highlight] Knicks complete 29-point comeback, the largest in NBA finals history!

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u/SlatsAttack Bulls Jun 11 '26

The biggest choke job in NBA history.

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u/joe4553 Lakers Jun 11 '26

Fox had the ball with an open net. Could have run the clock. Hit the layup. Doesn't do either. Loses game.

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u/TravelNSee Jun 11 '26

This complete idiocy wasn't covered by the TV unit. They never showed the block or discussed how truly dumb Fox was in that moment when he could have drawn a foul or pulled the ball out

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u/oh_jeeezus Pistons Jun 11 '26

This needs to be more visable. It was inexplicable to not even mention/show this on the telecast. As bad a choke job on their part as the Spurs.

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u/chumbubbles Jun 11 '26

Chuck slammed him petty ruthlessly

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u/oh_jeeezus Pistons Jun 11 '26

I meant live during the game

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u/beennoddin313 Pistons Jun 11 '26

Because the commentators were to busy gargling the Knicks cock all night it was too deep for them to say anything in that moment

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u/ElijiahManning Knicks Jun 11 '26

Feel like there was minimal Knick gargling in the 1H….they were clearly way too focused on Wembys batwings

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u/SBLP1959 Jun 11 '26

People keep saying hes the guy with experience. He had 4 playoff games.

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u/ZookeepergameTop8538 Thunder Jun 11 '26

I didn't realize it in real time either. Total bone headed move in retrospect. In his defense the Thunder also did some dumbass shit towards the end of WCF G1.

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u/MYO716 Knicks Jun 11 '26

Inside guys definitely tore him up about it

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u/lakewood2020 Jun 11 '26

The block did look like a foul

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u/Thehelloman0 Spurs Jun 11 '26

They didn't show the block because it was an obvious foul. Fox never should've taken that shot though