Knicks Rally From 20-Point Deficit to Win Game 3 vs Pacers

Timothée Chalamet, a lifelong New York Knicks fan and Oscar-nominated actor, passionately supported the Knicks during their crucial Game 3 victory over the Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Conference Finals. Traveling to Indiana to witness the game live, Chalamet's energetic reactions and celebrations went viral, embodying the spirit of a devoted superfan, often compared to Spike Lee in his courtside enthusiasm. The Knicks overcame a significant deficit, trailing by as much as 20 points, before rallying to a 106-100 comeback win that kept their season alive by avoiding a 3-0 series hole. Key performances by Karl-Anthony Towns and Jalen Brunson helped secure the win, which was celebrated not only by fans but also visibly by Chalamet in a packed, hostile arena. Chalamet's support extends beyond the court with his presence at games, social media posts, and bringing along family and friends to join the fan base. His dedication highlights the cultural significance of the Knicks' playoff run and the passionate fanbase rallying behind the team during this pivotal series.