In the NBA Finals, the New York Knicks faced the San Antonio Spurs in Game 2, held in San Antonio. The Knicks secured a narrow victory with a score of 105-104, taking a 2-0 lead in the series. Mitchell Robinson played a crucial role in the game, particularly in the closing moments, where he successfully defended against Spurs' star Victor Wembanyama. Robinson's defense was highlighted by his ability to contest two critical jump shots from Wembanyama without committing a foul, which ultimately contributed to the Knicks' win. Robinson attributed his defensive performance to his love for country music, which he believes helps him maintain a calm mindset during high-pressure situations. His coach, Mike Brown, echoed this sentiment, suggesting that the chill vibes from country music positively influenced Robinson's performance. However, the game was not without controversy; during the second quarter, Robinson was issued a technical foul for shoving Wembanyama, although many observers felt the call was unjust, as Wembanyama initiated the contact. Following the game, the NBA reviewed the incident and decided to rescind the technical foul, meaning it would not count against Robinson for the remainder of the Finals. This decision was welcomed by the Knicks, as Robinson's defensive contributions have been vital in their playoff run. The Knicks will next face the Spurs at Madison Square Garden for Game 3 of the Finals, where they hope to extend their lead in the series.