A miraculous Game 4 comeback has the Knicks on the precipice of their first championship since 1973. Still, count out Victor Wembanyama ($13,400) and the Spurs at your own risk. Regardless of what the final score is, both of these squads will be coming out tonight with added intensity. Can Jalen Brunson ($11,000) and company get the job done in San Antonio?

With all eyes on the court tonight, who knows what’s in store for hoops fans this evening. One thing feels all but certain: it’ll take more than just superstars to emerge victorious. Whichever club gets more support from its supporting pieces has the edge tonight. It’s a similar story for fantasy basketball managers. Snagging an underpriced player or two could boost your DFS lineups. Here are two bargains worth consideration in all DFS formats ahead of Saturday’s Game 5 showdown.

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SF Julian Champagnie, San Antonio Spurs ($5,600)

If the Spurs are going to turn things around, they’ll need to perform more like they did in the first half of Game 4. Although the team has been derided for its three-point reliance, that’s the modern NBA. If the looks are good, there’s no reason to turn down a wide open shot. Julian Champagnie is a hidden x-factor for this offense. When the wing is connecting from long distance, this becomes an incredibly difficult group to beat. If he’s off from deep, opposing defenses have an easier time crowding the paint against Wemby.

In this series, Champagnie is averaging 10.3 points, 5.0 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 1.3 steals per game (24.8 FPTS). The St. John’s alum is shooting just 37.1% from the field and 37.9% from three-point range during that stretch. If there’s one thing the Knicks have struggled with, even during this postseason run, it’s giving up treys. Opponents are hitting 13.5 three-pointers per game against New York this season, the 13th-worst mark in basketball. Champagnie has taken at least seven attempts from beyond the arc in three of four NBA Finals games. If that volume continues, there’s a decent chance he finds more success in San Antonio.

PG Jose Alvarado, New York Knicks ($2,400)

A sneaky-good move down the stretch in Game 4? Mike Brown’s decision to leave Jose Alvarado in during the fourth quarter instead of a struggling Mikal Bridges ($6,000). While the latter would eventually return at the very end, the backup point guard certainly made his presence felt on Wednesday. In fact, he’s been the most consistent player off of New York’s bench in this series. Having another solid ball handler has taken some pressure off of Brunson, allowing him to operate as an off-ball shooter. Not to mention, Alvarado’s pesky defense is always a chore for opposing back courts.

This Knicks bench has been an enigma for DFS purposes all postseason. There’s no telling who will step up on any given night. Still, in this series, it’s clear that Alvarado isn’t afraid of the moment. Even with limited playing time, he’s notched 15+ fantasy points in Games 1 and 4. To boot, the Spurs have had some difficulty in the playoffs when it comes to turning the ball over. That’s something Brown and New York’s coaching staff are keenly aware of. Having the ultimate pest at your disposal is a luxury for the Knicks. At $2,400, Alvarado is worth taking a flier on as the final selection in your fantasy basketball lineups.