Karl-Anthony Towns: “OG Anunoby’s clap was the right hand of God”

ByDavid Mitchell

The Dominican Karl-Anthony Towns assured this Friday that the winning tap by OG Anunoby that culminated the greatest comeback in the history of the NBA Finals in the Knicks 107-106 Spurs and made it 3-1 in the series was “the right hand of God and one of the greatest sports moments in New York history“.

“You can’t spell ‘God’ without OG. “It’s high on the list of the greatest moments in New York sports history.”Towns said at a press conference the day before Game 5 of the Finals to be played in San Antonio.

However, the Dominican called for caution, remembering that they have to consolidate it “with one more victorys”.

Towns also highlighted the fun moment with OG Anunoby after he achieved a historic basketball clap.

“I tried to explain it to him, but you know OG barely reacts. So I don’t know if you’re getting it or not“, ‘KAT’ said.

Looking ahead to Saturday’s matchup at the Frost Bank Center that could make the Knicks NBA champions, Towns said, “The hardest game to win is the one that ends someone’s season.“.

Asked about the problems the Knicks may face in San Antonio, Towns stated that “the family stays together.”

“When things get really bad, we come together more. We don’t start distancing ourselves from each other“he concluded.

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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