The NBA Finals are set to continue with Game 3 at Madison Square Garden, where the New York Knicks will face the San Antonio Spurs. The Knicks currently lead the series 2-0, having secured two victories in San Antonio, making this game critical for the Spurs to avoid going down 3-0. Mitchell Robinson, the Knicks' center, is the only player listed on the injury report but is available to play despite a fractured fifth metacarpal on his right hand. Robinson's performance has been solid, including a crucial defensive stand against Victor Wembanyama's last-second shot in Game 2. De’Aaron Fox of the Spurs is not on the injury report and has been performing well since his return from an ankle sprain, scoring 20 points in Game 2. Jalen Brunson, who had some concerning moments in Game 1 due to awkward landings, has bounced back and contributed significantly in both games. Victor Wembanyama, while not listed as injured, had a minor knee issue in Game 1 but played without restrictions in Game 2. The atmosphere at Madison Square Garden is expected to be electric as the Knicks aim for their first title since 1999.