Knicks legend Carmelo Anthony says he helped set up the moments leading to New York’s improbable NBA Finals Game 4 comeback. Anthony, who is now a broadcaster for NBC Sports, spoke with ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne after the game and said he was at the arena giving instructions to Knicks players before their crucial late sequence. Multiple reports describe Anthony telling players what he expected on a key possession involving OG Anunoby. Anthony’s account centers on Anunoby’s tip-in that ultimately serves as the game-winning play. The reports frame Anthony’s comments as a behind-the-scenes detail from someone closely associated with the franchise, rather than an on-court contribution. No additional specifics about Anthony’s exact instructions, timing, or whether they directly influenced the final play are provided in the accounts summarized here. Overall, the outlets agree on the core point: Anthony publicly credits his sideline advice for playing a role in the Knicks’ late-game turnaround and Game 4 finish.