Spurs forward Harrison Barnes fell into the side of Brunson’s right leg after being knocked down by Knicks wing Landry Shamet. While the point guard remained on the floor in the immediate aftermath of the injury, he was subbed out and taken to the locker room after the following possession.

Heading into Wednesday's game, the San Antonio Spurs carried a spotless NBA Finals Game 1 record in franchise history, never having dropped an opener on the league’s biggest stage. That perfect streak came to an end at home, as the New York Knicks walked out with a 105-95 win, handing the Spurs a rare Finals opening loss on their own floor.

Jalen Brunson lifts Knicks in crunch time for electric Game 1 win in San Antonio, giving New York a 1-0 Finals lead

In that same news conference, Mike White compared Teagan Kavan to some of the greats we've seen in softball in recent years: former UCLA star Rachel Garcia, former Alabama ace Montana Fouts, Tennessee's Karlyn Pickens, and, of course, NiJaree Canady.

Following the New York Knicks' 105-96 win over the San Antonio Spurs in Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday, cameras captured a curious exchange between Knicks star Jalen Brunson and head official Scott Foster.

New York owned a 23-14 edge in second-chance points in Game 1, beating the Spurs to hustle baskets and finding a way to fight back from a 14-point deficit.

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In the new gameplay video, Wolverine is tracking a group of paramilitary cybernetic mercenaries called the Reavers who are rounding up mutants. We get a look at the bloody and brutal combat as Wolverine slices apart enemies with his adamantium claws and enemy attacks leave the X-Man with large open wounds.