Live Updates: 2026 NBA Finals Media Day, Sunday | Spurs, Knicks address media before Game 3

Josh Hart and the New York Knicks, along with the San Antonio Spurs, will speak with the media ahead of Game 3 of the 2026 NBA Finals.

The San Antonio Spurs and New York Knicks will meet with the press Sunday ahead of Game 3 of the 2026 NBA Finals, which is scheduled to be broadcast Monday, June 8 at 8:30 ET on ABC and ESPN.

Catch up on the best quotes and moments from the third Media Day of the Finals with the NBA.com live blog!

What to know about Sunday’s Media Day:

• Players and coaches will speak to press members and streamers beginning at 12 ET, with live coverage on NBA TV, NBA.com and the NBA App.
• This blog will be updated with quotes and the sights and sounds of the event before, during and afterwards.
• Jeremiah Fears of the New Orleans Pelicans will be on-site as our Player Correspondent, while Agent will be there as our Creator Correspondent.

JUNE 7 / 11:50 AM

Our live stream starts at 12 ET

If you’d prefer video coverage of today’s Media Day, tune in to NBA TV or the NBA App, as John Fanta and former Knick Quentin Richardson bring you the best of the day’s events.

Game 3 of the NBA Finals tips off tomorrow!

Don’t miss The Association: NBA Finals Media Day at 12:00pm/et on NBA TV and the NBA App as @John_Fanta and @QRich highlight key storylines from media day in New York ahead of tomorrow’s Game 3 between the Spurs and Knicks.

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— NBA TV (@NBATV) June 7, 2026

JUNE 7 / 11:30 AM

Who let the dogs out?

Who? Who? Who?

KAT: “I don’t know what that was.”

BROWN: “My players won’t do that cheer for some reason.”

After barking at his players to fire them up, Coach Mike Brown explained the origin behind the cheer 🤣🐶 pic.twitter.com/W6b2YSOtlg

— NBA (@NBA) June 6, 2026

JUNE 7 / 11:15 AM

A legendary quote from Kobe

“Still waiting for a smile out of you. You’re up 2-0. What’s the story? Are you not happy?”

KOBE: “What’s there to be happy about?”

“You’re up 2-0.”

KOBE: “Job’s not finished. Job finished? I don’t think so.”

This moment happened 17 years ago today! pic.twitter.com/jQNz6X8k0Z

— NBA History (@NBAHistory) June 7, 2026