As the shot rattled in, Haliburton hit the iconic "choke" pose made famous by Reggie Miller, although he didn't quite seal the game, getting ahead of himself. The Pacers would go on to win, ripping the heart out of Knicks fans' chests.

The Knicks entered Game 6 feeling disappointed that they could not end the series in Game 5 in Boston. But as Brunson realized later, nothing felt better than doing it in front of a hometown crowd that had not seen their team advance to the Eastern Conference Finals in a quarter of a century.

Leading up to Game 6 of the New York Knicks' second-round series against the Boston Celtics on Friday, the stakes were high. A Knicks win would mean advancing to the conference finals for the first time in 25 years.

Tyrese Haliburton, Indiana’s All-Star guard, delivered the clutch shot at the buzzer to tie the game and send it to the extra frame. After the game, Haliburton shared an unexpected, but honest message about his opponent and friend,

The Indiana Pacers triumphed over the New York Knicks in Game 1, scoring 138 points at Madison Square Garden. Aaron Nesmith's clutch shots and Tyrese

Tyrese Haliburton scored 31 points and made a game-tying jumper to force overtime and the Pacers rallied for a 138-135 Game 1 win over the Knicks.

Jalen Brunson is ready for the Eastern Conference Finals, and Madison Square Garden will be rocking. On Instagram, Brunson revealed that he and the Knicks are ready to open the ECF on Wednesday, sharing that he was listening to Nas’s “NY State of Mind.”

About three hours before tipoff between the Knicks and the Boston Celtics on Saturday afternoon, a ticket could not be found on any of the major resale websites for less than $600.

Knicks games are always star-studded affairs, and Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals is no exception. Dozens of celebrities have descended on Madison Square Garden for Knicks vs. Pacers on Wednesday night.