How the Knicks Second-Half Threes Broke the Spurs (Brunson, OG, and a Defensive Breakdown) @bballbreakdown
How the Knicks Second-Half Threes Broke the Spurs (Brunson, OG, and a Defensive Breakdown)  @bballbreakdown
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Two plays that tell the whole second-half story.⁣

First, Cat sets a pin down while Bridges runs a ball screen — a double action that completely frees Brunson. Kelvin Johnson just stands there, never recognizing the shooter coming off the action until it's way too late.⁣

Then on the other end, the Spurs' ball movement dries up entirely. OG baits Vasell into a bad shot attempt, takes a perfect angle to contest without fouling, and the Knicks are off to the races. Fox was already in position on OG in the corner — I genuinely don't know why he steps up to Hart and lets himself get screened. That's a wide open three with a clear look at the rim.⁣

Wemby can only do so much when your teammates are making decisions like that. #shorts
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How the Knicks' Second-Half Threes Broke the Spurs (Brunson, OG, and a Defensive Breakdown)

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