2x NBA All-Star wants Knicks to put ‘knife’ to ‘dirty’ Victor Wembanyama’s neck after Jalen Brunson incident

Stephon Marbury unloaded on Victor Wembanyama after the San Antonio Spurs star’s controversial Game 3 shove on Jalen Brunson went uncalled at Madison Square Garden.

The New York Knicks were already frustrated by the 115-111 loss, but the officiating conversation made the night feel even more heated.

One first-quarter moment between Brunson and Wembanyama became a flashpoint because no whistle came.

Marbury, a former Knicks guard and two-time NBA All-Star, did not hold back while discussing how he would want New York to respond after reviewing the play.

New York Basketball shared Stephon Marbury’s reaction to Victor Wembanyama’s physical exchange with Jalen Brunson during Game 3 of the NBA Finals.

“Wemby is an international player. They play dirty overseas. We’re not used to playing dirty in America how the way Wemby just threw Jalen Brunson,” Marbury said.

He added, “Now, if I’m watching film, and I see Wemby throw somebody on my team … then next game I’m gonna pop him in his rib cage.

“So hard with my elbow that he’s gonna fall and drop to the ground and he’s gonna wish he never put his hands on me.”