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San Antonio Spurs vs New York Knicks - NBA CUP FINAL - Live Stream Color Radio Broadcast

LINKS - 25% OFF DOLLAR SHAVE CLUB - https://get.aspr.app/SH1Nle SWAY TRIVIA - https://sway.onelink.me/zNBM/lf2h5294 WEEKLY PICK EMS - https://www.footballnationusa.com/pic... ---------- The NBA Cup Final in Las Vegas between the San Antonio Spurs and New York Knicks sets up as a high-stakes, styles-clash showcase built around star power, depth, and execution in a one-game, neutral-floor environment. With both teams near the top of their conferences and largely healthy, this has the feel of a playoff game dropped into December, with momentum, confidence, and an early-season trophy on the line.​ Stage and stakes Tip-off is set for 8:30 PM ET at T-Mobile Arena, a neutral-site stage that removes the Garden advantage and tests how both groups handle a big-game, national spotlight atmosphere. New York comes in as a small favorite at around Knicks -2.5, reflecting both their overall form and the betting market’s respect for their defense and late-game execution. The Spurs, fresh off a dramatic semifinal run, have won three straight and already knocked out the defending champion Thunder, so confidence will not be an issue.​ Health and rotations The injury report is clean for all the headliners, which is massive for a single-elimination cup final. San Antonio’s only absence is depth guard Kyle Mangas, leaving their core rotation intact around Victor Wembanyama, De’Aaron Fox, Stephon Castle, Devin Vassell, and Harrison Barnes. The Knicks are without Miles McBride and Landry Shamet, trimming some backcourt defense and shooting, but their primary group of Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns, OG Anunoby, Mikal Bridges, and Josh Hart is fully available.​ Spurs’ path and blueprint San Antonio’s surge to the final has been powered by a balanced offense and the emergence of Castle as a big-game scorer, including 30 and 10 against the Lakers and 22 against the Thunder in the knockouts. On the season they sit at 18–7 with a 118.0 offensive rating and 113.8 defensive rating, leaning into pace, spacing, and a deep nine-man rotation that keeps pressure on opponents for 48 minutes. Wembanyama’s versatility at both ends—rim protection, shooting, and mismatch creation—remains the ultimate swing piece, especially if he can drag Towns into uncomfortable defensive positions in space.​ Knicks’ identity and edge New York matches San Antonio’s firepower with a more battle-tested, grind-ready profile, built around Brunson’s shot creation and a long, switchable frontcourt. The simulations and several models lean Knicks, giving them around a 58–65 percent win probability and projecting something like a 117–115 type finish in a high-120s pace game. Brunson, Towns, Anunoby, Bridges, and Hart are all projected for strong two-way lines, with Brunson around the low-30s in points and Towns flirting with a 20–10 double-double, underscoring how much of the offense will flow through their stars.​ Key matchups and tactical questions The primary matchup drama sits at the top of each roster: Brunson’s pick-and-roll game against Fox and the Spurs’ point-of-attack defense, and Wembanyama’s ability to exploit New York’s frontcourt in space and on the offensive glass. The Knicks will try to leverage their physicality on the boards and their edge in wing depth to wear down San Antonio’s creators, while the Spurs will bank on spacing out New York, forcing switches, and turning this into a shot-making contest in the 230s. With the spread tight and both teams comfortable playing late into the fourth, execution in the last five minutes—who gets the cleaner looks, who wins the turnover battle, and which star stays poised—should decide who lifts the first NBA Cup of the season.​