The 15 Arrests After Knicks Game 4 Don't Compare to Wembanyama's Shocking Take on Getting Egged

Holy smokes, did you see what went down after Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday? Knicks fans, man. You know how passionate our 12s get, how fired up T-Mobile Park can be, but New York fans took it to another level. We’re talking about actual objects being thrown at Victor Wembanyama and his Spurs teammates as they left the arena!

Hostile Territory Turns Into Projectile Alley

Yeah, you read that right. The Spurs had just choked away a MASSIVE 29-point lead, letting the Knicks snatch a historic comeback win in Game 4. So, naturally, the New York crowd was absolutely buzzing. But as Wembanyama and the crew were heading to their team hotel, videos surfaced showing fans chucking stuff. An egg even landed right near the big man! He definitely noticed it, too, turning around before ducking into the hotel. The aftermath? The New York Police Department reported a wild scene, with 15 arrests and another 41 people slapped with criminal court summonses after the game. Talk about taking fan passion, or rather, aggression, way too far!

Wemby's Mind Games, Or Is He Just Dazed?

Here’s where it gets wild: Wembanyama, speaking at a press availability on Friday, acted like none of it registered! He said he “didn’t really think much of it” and only saw "one video of the eggs." Didn't even dislike it, saying it “doesn't bother me.” Seriously? After Game 4, after blowing a 29-point lead, after seeing an egg splat next to you, you’re telling us it “doesn’t bother you”? He even thought it might have been a bottle or water on the bus! Now, maybe he’s just trying to play it cool, determined to show those New York fans they can’t rattle him. Or maybe, just maybe, losing Game 4, missing crucial free throws late, and watching a 29-point lead vanish had him so preoccupied he genuinely didn't fully register the flying projectiles. I mean, what a gut punch to take, right?

Buckle Up For More Hostility

Regardless of whether he’s truly unfazed or just putting on a brave face, Wembanyama and the Spurs HAVE to move on from Wednesday’s crushing loss. They’ve gotta focus on winning Game 5 on Saturday night. If they manage to pull that off, they’ll force a Game 6 back in New York. You already know what that means: more jeering, more booing, more insults, and yeah, probably more objects getting thrown. And if they stretch it to a decisive Game 7, those Knicks fans will be doing everything they can to rattle that 7-foot-4 star. Game 5 is tipping off at 8:30 p.m. ET on Saturday from the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio. This series is far from over, and I am here for all the drama!

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