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Victor Wembanyama scored 32 points and Stephon Castle added 23 as the Spurs earned a 115-111 win at Madison Square Garden, cutting New York's NBA Finals lead to 2-1. San Antonio now has a chance to even the series Wednesday night after handing the Knicks their first playoff loss in nearly seven weeks.
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