The San Antonio Spurs' historic collapse in Game 4 of the NBA Finals was capped by one final indignity.NBA star Victor Wembanyama was struck by an egg that appeared to be thrown by taunting Knicks fans as the Spurs made their way back to the team hotel.Footage circulating on social media showed at least one egg being thrown in Wembanyama’s direction as security personnel escorted him into a New York City hotel.
It's the latest in a string of headline-grabbing incidents involving Knicks fans in recent days.The aftermath of San Antonio’s Game 3 victory spilled beyond the arena, as social media videos seemingly showed Knicks fans physically confronting Spurs supporters.Some of those Spurs fans appeared to have their jerseys ripped off during the exchanges, prompting Wembanyama to condemn the behavior.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMNew York Knicks fans celebrate in Times Square as they win Game 4 of the NBA Finals between New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs, on June 10, 2026 in New York City.
(Adam Gray/Getty Images)"My thoughts of course [are] that we can't forget it's a game," he said."We're just playing a game out there.
I am all for passion, but [with] the respect of each other.It's unacceptable."The NBA’s reigning Defensive Player of the Year was not alone in that view, as ESPN host Mike Greenberg expressed similar sentiments after Game 4."If you’re throwing eggs at Victor Wembanyama and beating up people...
threatening ...or doing anything to people who are wearing Spurs jerseys, just know that you are a disgrace.
You're not disgracing this city, you're disgracing yourself and everyone who knows you," Greenberg, a New York native, said on Thursday's edition of "Get Up."ESPN host Mike Greenberg is seen before Game 1 of the 2022 NBA Playoffs Eastern Conference Finals in Miami, Florida, on May 17, 2022.(Jesse D.
Garrabrant/NBAE via Getty Images)"And that should go without saying.We live in a world now where somehow things don't go ...