Knicks' Late Surge Keeps Series Alive Against Pacers
Source: news.source.bworldonline
In a critical Game Three of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals, the New York Knicks managed to stave off elimination against the Indiana Pacers. Despite trailing significantly in the middle quarters, the Knicks, led by a crucial performance from Karl-Anthony Towns in the fourth quarter, narrowed the gap and secured a vital win. The game highlighted strategic shifts by Coach Tom Thibodeau, including changes to the starting lineup and broader player rotations, which contributed to the Knicks' resilience.
Key Points
The Knicks were down by significant margins in the middle quarters of Game Three.
Karl-Anthony Towns scored 20 points in the fourth quarter, pivotal in the Knicks' comeback.
Coach Tom Thibodeau made strategic changes, including altering the starting lineup and utilizing nine players.
The Knicks avoided a seventh consecutive road loss against the Pacers.
The outcome of Game Three has set the stage for a crucial Game Four in the series.
