An NBA Finals Game 1 clash between the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs was briefly interrupted after a fan suddenly ran onto the court seemingly attempting to film Victor Wemnybaama during live play.The interruption halted play for roughly a minute as referees and arena staff restored order. (Getty Images via AFP)The moment went viral online as social media users posted a video of the incident.According to the New York Post, the incident unfolded midway through the fourth quarter at Frost Bank Center with 6:32 remaining in the game.At the time, the Knicks had just taken a 92-86 lead in what had been a tightly contested NBA Finals opener. The fan entered the floor from the side opposite the team benches and appeared to run toward Spurs star Victor Wembanyama while holding up a phone, seemingly trying to capture a video or a selfie.Security guards immediately rushed onto the court and escorted the individual away before any contact was made with players.The interruption halted play for roughly a minute as referees and arena staff restored order.Also Read: Trump vs Mamdani confirmed: POTUS quashes missing rumors with NBA Finals announcementBroadcasters react to bizarre sceneESPN commentator Mike Breen addressed the incident live during the broadcast.“A fan just ran on the floor and wants to take a selfie. Security quickly takes him away. Crowd gives him the appropriate boo, fortunately nobody hurt,” Breen said, according to the New York Post.Analyst Tim Legler added: “It’s just too good for that to happen.”The bizarre moment appeared to catch several players off guard. While Wembanyama looked amused during the chaos, Knicks center Mitchell Robinson appeared visibly confused by the situation.Following the delay, officials resumed the game with San Antonio retaining possession near midcourt.Also Read: Mitchell Robinson not only playing, set to be Knicks' X-factor vs Spurs in Game 1: InsiderKnicks close out Game 1 winDespite the interruption, New York maintained control late in the game and secured a 105-95 victory to take a 1-0 lead in the NBA Finals.Fox News reported that Knicks star Jalen Brunson battled through multiple injury scares during the contest. Brunson briefly exited after hurting his knee before later appearing to tweak his ankle, but he remained in the game and finished with 30 points.The outlet added that the win marked New York’s 12th straight playoff victory.