The tightest game of the night came in New York, where the Knicks held off the San Antonio Spurs 107-106 in a one-point NBA finish that defined a compact but eventful June 11 slate across three leagues.
Across five games, the night delivered a mix of narrow margins and high-scoring separation. The WNBA schedule carried the volume with three games, while Barcelona handled Tenerife in ACB play and the Knicks-Spurs matchup stood alone on the NBA side.
Knicks survive Spurs in one-point finish
New York Knicks 107, San Antonio Spurs 106 was the result that demanded the most attention. A one-point margin leaves little room for interpretation: the Knicks did just enough late, while San Antonio left Madison Square Garden within a single possession of flipping the result.
For New York, the value is straightforward. In a game with no cushion, every possession carried postseason-level weight. The Knicks’ ability to close out a 107-106 result matters beyond the standings because those are the games that test late-clock execution, defensive discipline and composure under pressure.
WNBA: Liberty win big, Fever outlast Sky, Sparks take road result
The New York Liberty W posted the most decisive WNBA result of the night, beating the Atlanta Dream W 104-90 on the road. The 14-point margin stood out on a slate where two other WNBA games were decided by eight and five points.
Indiana Fever W also crossed the century mark, defeating Chicago Sky W 114-106. The scoreline reflected a game played at a high offensive level, with Indiana creating enough separation to withstand Chicago’s scoring output.
Los Angeles Sparks W earned an 88-83 road win over Seattle Storm W. The five-point margin made it the closest WNBA game of the night, and the Sparks’ ability to finish away from home gave the result added weight in a slate defined by tight competitive windows.
Barcelona holds off Tenerife in ACB action
Barcelona beat Tenerife 97-89 in the lone ACB matchup of the slate. The eight-point result gave Barcelona control without turning the game into a runaway, with Tenerife staying close enough to keep pressure on the home side.
At 97 points, Barcelona delivered one of the stronger offensive totals of the night outside the WNBA’s highest-scoring games. The win added an international layer to a schedule otherwise driven by North American matchups.
June 11 scoreboard
NBA
New York Knicks 107, San Antonio Spurs 106
WNBA
Los Angeles Sparks W 88, Seattle Storm W 83
Indiana Fever W 114, Chicago Sky W 106
New York Liberty W 104, Atlanta Dream W 90
ACB
Barcelona 97, Tenerife 89
Bottom line
The June 11 slate was compact but efficient: five games, four winners scoring at least 88 points and three WNBA matchups carrying the night’s offensive profile. The Knicks’ one-point escape over the Spurs supplied the drama, while the Liberty’s 104-90 win over the Dream delivered the clearest separation.