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Madison Square Garden is back on the NBA Finals stage after 27 years, hosting Game Three against the San Antonio Spurs. It brings back the magic of the 1999 lockout-shortened season, when the Knicks, as an 8-seed, stunned the top-seeded Miami Heat, then beat Atlanta and Indiana to reach the Finals — only to fall to the Spurs, led by Tim Duncan and David Robinson. In the legendary Game Five, the Spurs held the Knicks scoreless for the final 3 minutes and won 78-77. Duncan dropped 31 points and 9 rebounds, including 14 of the Spurs’ last 15 points, while Robinson added a double-double. Latrell Sprewell led New York with 35 points, but his last-second shot missed — sealing the Spurs’ 4-1 series win and marking the last time the Knicks played in the Finals.
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