The NBA Finals are set to tip off live from Madison Square Garden for the first time in 26 years, and we’re ready to party like it’s 1999 ahead of tonight’s can’t-miss Spurs vs. Knicks Game 3.
While it’s been the Knicks who’ve grabbed a commanding 2-0 lead in the series, stealing back-to-back games on the road in San Antonio, the Spurs still have plenty of fight left in them as they look to play spoiler to the NBA Finals return to the Mecca.
The only way tonight’s tilt could get any more exciting is by putting yourself in the middle of the action by placing a bet with our Spurs vs. Knicks Game 3 picks.
Along with our expert picks and predictions, we’ve also highlighted the latest NBA odds on the matchup so you can build out your next NBA Finals bet slip with ease at one of the best NBA betting sites in Canada. Don’t wait, get some skin in on the NBA Finals tonight with our Spurs vs. Knicks Game 3 picks, and let’s dunk on the oddsmakers while enjoying some playoff hoops.
- Spurs ML (+110)
- Victor Wembanyama 25+ Points (-180)
- Josh Hart 8+ Rebounds (-155)
Spurs vs. Knicks Game 3 Odds
| Team | Moneyline Odds | Point Spread Odds | Over/Under Odds |
| SA Spurs | +110 | +2 (-110) | Over 216.5 (-110) |
| NY Knicks | -130 | -2 (-110) | Under 216.5 (-110) |
Spurs Moneyline (+110)
In a shocking turn of events, the red-hot Spurs have cooled off entering the NBA Finals, dropping both games at home to start this best-of-seven series. After coming up short by a single point after a missed potential game-winner, bank on the Spurs to reignite the flame as they best the Knicks as underdogs in a hostile NYC environment.
While neither of the first two games ultimately went their way, the Spurs have had several chances to take home the win. Across both Game 1 & 2, the Spurs have held double-digit leads and fourth-quarter leads. In the end, the Spurs have struggled to close out games, but now with desperation setting in, look for this young, talented group to shake off the nerves and play the villain in MSG.
Not only are the Spurs sure to be hungry to win in this pivotal Game 3, as no team has ever come back from down 0-3 in the series and won in NBA history, but the pressure is now firmly on the Knicks. Pressure may be a privilege to some, but the roof is set to blow in New York City as their crazed fanbase has been waiting nearly three decades for tonight.
With expectations sky-high and the highs and lows of every moment in tonight’s game set to draw momentous reactions, look for the Knicks to crumble under the pressure as they allow the Spurs to outwork them and snag the road victory.
At +110, hammer the Spurs to work their way back into series, securing a much-needed victory, and snagging you a sizeable boost to your bankroll.
Spurs Moneyline
Victor Wembanyama 25+ Points (-180)
The future face of the NBA, throughout his first-ever NBA Playoff run, Spurs big man Victor Wembanyama has been nothing short of amazing. Having played elite basketball on both sides of the court on a nightly-basis, look for the uber-competitive Frenchman to embrace the bright lights of MSG, dropping 25+ points against the Knicks this evening.
Across the 2026 NBA Playoffs, Wembanyama has been borderline unstoppable offensively. Utilizing both his All-NBA skillset and his daunting seven-foot-four frame, Wemby has dropped 25+ points in six of his last nine games played, including both Games 1 & 2 of the NBA Finals. A high-usage player, Wembanyama hasn’t shied away from his role as a go-to scoring option, instead leaning into it and dropping buckets in an efficient postseason run.
Averaging 27.5 points per game in the Finals thus far, expect a massive outing from Wemby in Game 3 when his team desperately needs a big performance from him, helping nab you a big win on your Spurs vs. Knicks bet slip.
Victor Wembanyama 25+ Points
Josh Hart 8+ Rebounds (-155)
The unsung hero of the Knicks lineup, forward Josh Hart, has continued to do the dirty work in the starting lineup and excel in doing so. While he’s only scored three total points across the first two games played, Hart has been a moneymaker as a rebounder.
Not the biggest player on the court at six-foot-five, Hart plays far bigger than his listed size, embracing physicality and battling on the glass in order to come away with second-chance opportunities for his team. Having grabbed 8+ rebounds in six of his last 10 games played, highlighted by a 15-board performance in Game 1, Hart is in a terrific spot to continue his high-motor play at home in Game 3.
At a profitable -155, bank on Hart to crash the glass on every possession, coming away with the loose ball, and helping his team win the battle on the boards in order to try and elevate their series lead to 3-0.
