The Knicks' road comeback victory in Game 1, fueled by Jalen Brunson's late scoring and a 30-point effort to erase a double-digit deficit, has shifted series momentum and pushed the implied probability for the Game 1 winner claiming the title to a narrow 54.5%. This closely contested balance reflects the Spurs' superior regular-season pedigree, Victor Wembanyama's defensive impact, and their ability to regroup at home in Game 2, alongside the Knicks' extended playoff winning streak now at 12 games. Historical patterns show Game 1 winners advancing roughly half the time in best-of-seven Finals, while remaining home-court advantages and potential adjustments in rotations or defensive schemes keep both sides within striking distance. Late injuries or shifts in three-point efficiency could still swing the outcome either way.