Everything Wemby Said After Game 4 Collapse vs. Knicks, Says 'Greediness' Contributed to Spurs Loss

Victor Wembanyama was in disbelief after the San Antonio Spurs blew a 29-point lead in Game 4 of the NBA Finals, losing 107-106 against the New York Knicks.

The Spurs scored just 30 points in the second half, and Wemby discussed that meltdown with reporters after the game:

He also said the Spurs had two options—give up or get stronger:

And San Antonio's superstar said he would be a bit more careful going forward, since one more flagrant foul would lead to a suspension, but it probably wouldn't dramatically affect his play style.

Despite the Spurs playing horribly in the second half, they still had a realistic chance to escape with a win in the final moments. With the Spurs up one and 16 seconds remaining, Jalen Brunson missed a potential go-ahead field goal and De'Aaron Fox raced down the other end after pulling in the rebound.

But instead of pulling the ball back and forcing the Knicks to foul, giving him a chance to shoot free throws, he went for a quick layup and was blocked by OG Anunoby.

Brunson than missed a three-pointer on the other end but Anunoby came up huge again, tipping in the rebound for what was ultimately the game-winning basket with just 1.8 seconds remaining.

Here's how the final few minutes played out:

This series very easily could be 3-1 in favor of the Spurs, but they simply haven't been as good in the clutch as the Knicks. They have until Saturday night's Game 5 to figure that out, or this series is a wrap.