Knicks prepare for Game 4; Stanley Cup Final tied at two games each
CBS NBA • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 12:58 PM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026

The Knicks are set to play Game 4 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden, seeking to bounce back after a loss that halted their 13-game win streak. The NBA acknowledged a no-call foul involving Victor Wembanyama in Game 3 but will not act further. In the NHL, the Stanley Cup Final is tied at two games apiece following a decisive performance from the Hurricanes, who won Game 4. The Hurricanes took an early lead, and despite the Golden Knights leveling the score, a late goal from Jordan Staal secured the win for Carolina, creating a best-of-three series moving forward.
- •Knicks play Game 4 of NBA Finals tonight against Spurs.
- •NBA admits no-call foul on Jalen Brunson in Game 3.
- •Hurricanes win Game 4, making Stanley Cup Final tied at 2-2.
- •Carolina scored twice in the first three minutes of Game 4.
- •Jordan Staal's goal secured victory for the Hurricanes late in the game.
- 12:58 PMCBS NBA — How Knicks can adjust for Game 4 bounce-back; game-by-game World Cup picks; Stanley Cup Final all tied up
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