The New York Knicks stay on the road to battle the Indiana Pacers tonight in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
Indiana looks to take a commanding 3-1 lead and bounce back from a Game 3 loss. New York wants to keep the momentum rolling after a 20-point comeback and tie the series at two.
Karl-Anthony Towns (20 4th quarter PTS) and Jalen Brunson (23 PTS) helped the Knicks complete their 3rd 20-point comeback of the postseason to win Game 3 on the road!
Will the Knicks even the series at 2-2, or will the Pacers grab a commanding 3-1 lead?
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Knicks Turning the Corner
New York started the series off with an absolute collapse in the opening matchup. The late-game meltdown continued in Game 2 at the hands of Pascal Siakam’s 39-point masterclass.
In Game 3, the Pacers started hot, building a 20-point lead in the second quarter. The Knicks chipped away at the deficit but were down double digits headed into the fourth. Jalen Bruson was in foul trouble, giving the Pacers added momentum.
Karl-Anthony Towns came alive in the final quarter, scoring 20 of his 24 total points. This performance fueled New York to a much-needed Game 3 victory.
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Haliburton Holds the Key
The Pacers need a big performance from Tyrese Haliburton.
The talented playmaker has no trouble dishing the rock, but has struggled from behind the arc this series, shooting 9-for-30. A three-point clinic from the point guard could bring Indiana one step closer to its second-ever NBA Finals.
Up Next
This series has been nothing short of phenomenal, with each game coming down to the wire.
Indiana has a chance to take a strong 3-1 lead, while New York looks to tie the series and head back to Madison Square Garden.
The star-studded matchup between Jalen Brunson and Tyrese Haliburton tips off tonight at 8 p.m.