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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2026 · 27 MIN

Karl-Anthony Towns Is Playing Like the Best Big in the World

from The Hot Hand Theory Podcast · host Hot Hand Theory

Hot Hand Theory's Knicks vs Spurs Game 2 reaction after the New York Knicks beat the San Antonio Spurs 105-104 to take a 2-0 lead in the NBA Finals.XJ and Geoff break down why Karl-Anthony Towns is playing like the best big in the world right now, how KAT has become the defining player of the series, and why his offense, passing, spacing, and defense against Victor Wembanyama have completely changed the Knicks vs Spurs matchup.The duo discusses why the Spurs keep struggling when Wemby guards Towns, how New York’s five-shooter lineups broke San Antonio’s defense, Mitch Johnson’s late defensive adjustment, Mike Brown’s response, Jalen Brunson surviving another rough shooting night, and why Madison Square Garden could be a nightmare for the Spurs in Game 3.The Knicks are up 2-0 in the NBA Finals, Karl-Anthony Towns is playing like a Finals MVP, and New York is now two wins away from a championship.#knicks #newyorkknicks #knicksvsspurs #nbafinals #jalenbrunson #karlanthonytowns #victorwembanyama #wemby #joshhart #oganunoby #mikalbridges #mitchellrobinson #sanantoniospurs #spurs #hothandtheory

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