Chris Iseman

1 week ago | northjersey.com | Chris Iseman

Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau surprisingly made a lineup change for Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Indiana Pacers. Will Thibodeau keep that same group together for Game 4? We won't know for sure until later today, but after the Knicks pulled off a 20-point comeback to beat the Pacers on Sunday night and close their series deficit to 2-1, there's a good chance Thibodeau will roll with the same starting five.

1 week ago | poughkeepsiejournal.com | Chris Iseman

The Knicks are back in it. After falling in the first two games of the Eastern Conference Finals, they made a huge comeback of their own to beat the Indiana Pacers 106-100 in Game 3 on Sunday, May 25 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. With the win, the Knicks changed the complexion of this series – but also saved their season. A loss would’ve put them officially on life support.

1 week ago | app.com | Chris Iseman

NEW YORK – Here the Knicks were again, saying they need to regroup, look at the film and learn from what went wrong in another frustrating, deflating and damaging loss. Once again, they failed to play a full 48 minutes, letting the game slip away in the fourth quarter. The Pacers, a team that’s made a habit of winning these types of down-to-the-wire games in the playoffs, did it again.

1 week ago | northjersey.com | Chris Iseman

NEW YORK – This was about as close to a must-win as possible for the Knicks. They were coming off a disastrous opener to the Eastern Conference Finals, where they blew a 17-point lead and then lost to the Indiana Pacers in overtime. After that game they were adamant they’d regroup, learn from what happen and turn the page to Friday night’s Game 2 at Madison Square Garden. Tom Thibodeau’s team simply couldn’t afford another loss. But that’s exactly what they got. Need a break?

2 weeks ago | lohud.com | Chris Iseman

NEW YORK – The way the Knicks blew Game 1 to the Pacers was so shocking, so confounding that it’s still hard to believe it happened. They were up 17 points in the fourth quarter Wednesday night. They were in complete control of the game, so close to throwing the Pacers out of Madison Square Garden with a disheartening loss to open up the Eastern Conference Finals. Then it all collapsed. The Pacers raced back. Tyrese Haliburton hit a miraculous shot to force overtime.