SPURS vs KNICKS Finals GAME 5: Post Game Show | In the Building | EP. 583 episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 14, 2026 · 1H 16M

SPURS vs KNICKS Finals GAME 5: Post Game Show | In the Building | EP. 583

from In The Building · host Bleav + Mike Taylor

The dream season is over. The New York Knicks close out the Spurs in five games to capture the NBA championship, ending San Antonio’s surprising Finals run. Mike Taylor and Rudy Jay react live to the loss, giving flowers to Jalen Brunson, Mike Brown, and a Knicks team that repeatedly found ways to win in crunch time throughout the series. While the pain is real, the guys keep perspective on a Spurs team that arrived on the Finals stage years ahead of schedule. The conversation centers on the Spurs' youth showing up in the biggest moments. Victor Wembanyama, Steph Castle, and De’Aaron Fox all struggled when San Antonio needed them most, while Dylan Harper continued his breakout postseason and looked every bit like a future cornerstone. Mike and Rudy debate the future of Fox, Mitch Johnson's development as a coach, roster upgrades needed in the frontcourt, and whether Harper has already become the second-most important player in the organization. Topics Covered: Knicks win the NBA Finals in five games Jalen Brunson’s Finals MVP performance and 45-point closeout game Dylan Harper’s rise as a future franchise cornerstone Victor Wembanyama’s disappointing finish to the series De’Aaron Fox’s struggles and future role discussion Steph Castle’s difficult Game 5 performance Mitch Johnson’s coaching growth and playoff lessons Spurs’ inability to close games throughout the Finals Roster needs heading into the offseason Why San Antonio’s future remains incredibly bright Key Moments: Mike and Rudy give credit to the Knicks as deserving champions Strong reaction to Wembanyama leaving the floor without congratulating opponents Dylan Harper emerges as the Spurs’ best player on the floor in Game 5 Discussion about whether Harper should become the starting point guard next season The guys compare the Spurs’ current journey to other championship teams that learned through playoff heartbreak The ending hurts, but perspective matters. The Spurs made a Finals run with one of the youngest cores in basketball and discovered that Victor Wembanyama, Steph Castle, and Dylan Harper can be the foundation of something special. The championship window is open, the lessons have been learned, and now the focus shifts to getting stronger for the next run. #GoSpursGo #NBAFinals #SanAntonioSpurs #VictorWembanyama #Wemby #DylanHarper #StephCastle #DeAaronFox #JalenBrunson #NewYorkKnicks #NBAPlayoffs #SpursNation #InTheBuildingPodcast #MikeTaylor #RudyJay #NBATwitter #NBAOffseason #SilverAndBlack #NBABasketball #SpursFamily Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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The Spurs’ season comes to an end in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, and Mike Taylor and Rudy Jay react to a heartbreaking finish after a season that far exceeded expectations. The guys break down Dylan Harper’s emergence, Victor Wembanyama’s rough ending, De’Aaron Fox’s struggles, and why the future in San Antonio is still brighter than ever despite the disappointment.

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