He found Aaron Wiggins in transition as the hot hand splashed in another 3-pointer despite being heavily contested. The outside shot put OKC up by seven points with a little over two minutes left. That was the cherry on top of another unreal run.

The Knicks still led 88-80 after three, answering every time the Thunder made a run at them. But when Jalen Williams hit a layup and soared through the lane for a dunk to begin the fourth quarter, the roof seemed ready to lift off the arena as the Knicks called time.

Sometimes, you lose because of the guy you forgot about. On Friday night, that guy was Aaron Wiggins. The Knicks cemented themselves in the NBA championship conversation with an impressive performance against the Western Conference’s No.