The NBA rescinded a technical foul given to the Knicks' Mitchell Robinson for shoving the Spurs' Victor Wembanyama.

The team put out a statement on Saturday advising fans to prepare for "enhanced security measures" at Madison Square Garden.

The NBA admitted Saturday that the officials in Game 2 of the NBA Finals made an error to Victor Wembanyama’s benefit. The league announced that it was rescinding the technical foul given to New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson in the second quarter of Game 2 at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio,

Follow live coverage of Game 2 of the NBA Finals as the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs meet again after Jalen Brunson led the Knicks to victory in Game 1.

Here is the NBA Finals Game 2 Fit Check: Starting us off is Jeremy Sochan. He wanted to be free and wore this breezy black V-neck button-up without a shirt. The tan shorts are a little wrinkly, but with the snappy patent dress shoes, we appreciate the effort to be different.

“One of the things that we preach is being present,” the head coach of the New York Knicks explained to reporters during his press conference before Game 2 of the 2026 NBA Finals. “In order to be present, you can't think about the past, you can't think about the future. For all of us as humans, that's hard as heck to do.”

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