The New York Knicks lead the San Antonio Spurs 3-1 in the NBA Finals. The Knicks are currently on the verge of winning their first championship since 1973 following a 29-point comeback in Game 4. In that game, the Knicks overcame a significant deficit in the third quarter to win 107-106, with OG Anunoby recording a game-winning tip-in and Jalen Brunson scoring 36 points. Game 5 is scheduled for Saturday, June 13, at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, with a national television broadcast on ABC at 7:30 p.m. CDT. The Spurs are currently a 5.5-point favorite at home, though they have yet to win a game in the NBA Finals on their home floor. The series is expected to be a close contest, with various outlets providing different win probabilities and betting predictions for the matchup. The Spurs have implemented a 150-mile rule for tickets sold through Ticketmaster, which cancels purchases made with billing addresses outside that radius. The team stated the policy aims to prioritize local fans from San Antonio, Austin, and surrounding communities. The Spurs also enforced a policy prohibiting the resale of tickets through unofficial platforms earlier in the postseason. Concerns arose regarding the policy as Knicks fans traveled to San Antonio. New York Governor Kathy Hochul expressed concern on X that fans might have their tickets canceled after booking flights and making plans. However, Madison Square Garden Sports released a statement on Saturday confirming with Spurs ownership that Knicks fans will not have their tickets revoked for Game 5 and will be allowed into the arena.