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Victor Wembanyama's late turnover costs Spurs in Game 2

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Last updated Jun 6, 2026

Victor Wembanyama's late turnover costs Spurs in Game 2
Summary

In Game 2 of the NBA Finals, Victor Wembanyama committed a crucial turnover late in the game, impacting the San Antonio Spurs' chances against the New York Knicks. With the game tied at 104 and 13.5 seconds left, Wembanyama passed the ball off Stephon Castle's back after securing a rebound. This led to Jalen Brunson being fouled, ultimately resulting in a game-winning free throw for the Knicks. Coach Mitch Johnson faced scrutiny over his decision not to call a timeout before the turnover. The Spurs are aiming to recover in the ongoing Finals series.

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Key Details
  • •Wembanyama had a pivotal turnover with 13.5 seconds left in Game 2.
  • •The game was tied at 104 before the late sequence unfolded.
  • •Brunson's free throw resulted in a game-winning point for the Knicks.
  • •Mitch Johnson did not call a timeout prior to the turnover.
  • •The Spurs are attempting to adjust in the ongoing Finals series.
Latest Updates
  • 5:53 AMCBS NBA — Victor Wembanyama's turnover cost the Spurs Game 2, but why did his coach put him in position to commit it?
What they're saying
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Mitch Johnson could have called a timeout before Wemby threw the ball off Stephon Castle's back

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