- The Knicks have -125 odds to win Game 4 of the 2026 NBA Finals outright, favored by two points at home.
- The two teams combined for 226 points and 54 free throw attempts in Game 3, both the highest of any game in the series thus far.
- OG Anunoby has -110 odds to score at over 16.5 points tonight, which he has done in each of his last five games.
NEW YORK – The San Antonio Spurs were able to pull out a win on the road in Game 3 to avoid the dreaded 3-0 hole in the 2026 NBA Finals. Tonight, the New York Knicks have a chance to take a 3-1 lead in Game 4 at home, while the Spurs fight to even up the series.
2026 NBA Finals Game 4 Odds
| Team | Spread | Moneyline | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spurs | +2.0 (-110) | +105 | O 216.5 (-115) |
| Knicks | -2.0 (-110) | -125 | U 216.5 (-105) |
The Knicks are home favorites once again in Game 4 after losing their first Finals game at Madison Square Garden since 1999.
They remain as -165 favorites to win the series at legal sports betting sites, but saw a significant drop in odds from prior to Game 3, at which time they were listed at -430. The Spurs now have +140 odds to win the series after coming in as -210 favorites.
Total Points Scored To Be Over 216.5 (-115)
The two teams combined for 226 points in Game 3, the first game to go over 210 total points in the series. The teams shot nearly identically overall, around 45-46% from the field and 35% from deep, but free throws were the differentiating factor.
The Spurs shot 25-32 from the line, while the Knicks were 18-22, which would ultimately be the difference in a five point win for San Antonio. In fact, it was the most free throws either team had attempted in any game so far this series.
Expect both teams to continue attacking the rim and drawing fouls in Game 4 as they settle in offensively.
OG Anunoby To Score Over 16.5 Points (-110)
This line seems a bit low for Anunoby, who is coming off of a 28 point performance in Game 3 and is averaging 20.7 points per game in the Finals with 17 points in each of the first two games.
This may be a result of sports betting sites in New York expecting a dip in his efficiency, as Anunoby has led the team with 54.3% shooting from the field and 44.4% from three, both the highest marks for any player averaging at least 20 minutes per game on New York.
However, there are two primary reasons that this trend should continue. Firstly, the Spurs simply do not have anyone who matches up well with Anunoby. Rookie Carter Bryant would be the best bet, listed at 6’6”, but has averaged under five minutes per game so far in the series. The only other wing the Spurs have listed over 6’5” is Julian Champagnie, who is visibly smaller than OG.
Also, Anunoby has the luxury of playing as the third option on offense, as Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns attract the majority of the defensive attention. This makes it much easier for him to get clean looks.
