Knicks Fight Back in Game 4 Against Pacers in Eastern Conference Finals

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — The New York Knicks are looking to even their playoff series against the Indiana Pacers in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals. After two tough losses, the Knicks entered the fourth quarter of Wednesday night’s game with both teams battling for supremacy.

As the game progressed, tension mounted in the fourth quarter with Indiana leading 120-114 with 3:06 left. Pacers coach Rick Carlisle called a critical timeout after Tyrese Haliburton found himself matched against the Knicks’ Karl-Anthony Towns. The timeout came just as the Knicks seemed to gain momentum with a late surge in their offense.

Pascal Siakam had a notable moment, sinking a three-pointer that halted the Knicks’ 10-2 run. However, Mikal Bridges quickly responded with a three-pointer of his own, keeping Indianapolis ahead. The matchup has been a nail-biter, with significant swings in momentum as both teams fought for control.

With each passing minute, the stakes grew higher. The Pacers, maintaining a slim six-point lead with just over three minutes to play, needed to capitalize quickly to fend off the determined Knicks, who were now inching closer.

Throughout the series, Indiana’s offense has proven to be efficient, consistently finding ways to score and move the ball effectively. Following the timeout, Carlisle expressed the need for his team to stay composed, highlighting the effectiveness of their transition game which has been a key factor in their playoff success.

“Special moments require special focus,” Carlisle stated. The pressure was palpable as both teams battled not just for a victory, but to gain a crucial edge in the series.

The Knicks, leveraging their offensive runs, looked to disrupt Indiana’s rhythm. However, bridging the gap required precise execution as they sought to tie the series at 2-2.

As the game continued, fans were treated to a tightly contested battle emblematic of a playoff atmosphere, underscoring the excitement of the Eastern Conference Finals.

In the end, whichever team manages to maintain their composure in the closing moments will likely emerge victorious. The clock was ticking, and every possession counted.