Even with a 3-1 series deficit, the Spurs are solid favorites at home to win Game 5 and extend the NBA Finals.

Plenty of New York Knicks fans made the trip to San Antonio, Texas, to watch Game 5 of the NBA Finals in person and potentially witness the Knicks take the title. CBS News New York's Doug Williams reports.

The San Antonio Spurs are going to have to figure out the answer to that question quickly in Game Five of the NBA Finals, or their season will be over. After blowing a 29-point lead in Game Four, the Spurs are back in San Antonio down 3-1.

"Knicks fans are amazing," Karl-Anthony Towns said. "Our fans really bring it every single game, regardless of where it's at."

Knicks fans did a good job of filling up the Spurs' arena in Games 1-2 of the NBA Finals. Judging by the latest data, they might outdo themselves in Game 5.

The San Antonio Spurs face elimination entering Game 5 of the NBA Finals. The good news is they will host the New York Knicks at Frost Bank Center on Friday. The bad news? Almost 50% of the tickets have

With their first championship in more than 50 years within reach, the Knicks are fueling NBA Finals fever. Justin Tinsley breaks down the drama and buzz.

San Antonio Spurs All-Star Victor Wembanyama discussed fatigue after blowing a 29-point lead to the New York Knicks in Game 4’s 107-106 in the NBA Finals. Ahead of Wembanyama facing the daunting task of a 3-1 deficit after the Spurs’ monumental collapse,