Knicks Overcome 20-Point Deficit to Win Game 3 vs Pacers in Eastern Conference Finals

The New York Knicks achieved a remarkable 20-point comeback to win Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the Indiana Pacers, preventing an 0-3 series deficit and becoming the first team in 27 years to record three 20-point playoff comebacks in a single run. Key performances included Karl-Anthony Towns, who scored 20 points in the fourth quarter, and Jalen Brunson with 23 points. New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson, who recently signed with the Giants and has embraced New York sports, expressed enthusiastic support for the Knicks on social media, reflecting his growing bond with New York teams. Despite the Knicks' strong showing, former Lakers forward Markieff Morris predicted the Pacers might still win the series, citing the unpredictable nature of the current playoffs and the lack of dominant teams. The series will continue with Game 4 in Indiana and at least one more game in New York, keeping fans and players on edge. Wilson's reaction exemplifies the cross-sport enthusiasm that New York athletes are showing for each other's teams during this intense playoff period.