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In a tightly contested game at Madison Square Garden, the New York Knicks fell to the Indiana Pacers with a final score of 114-109. This loss marks the Knicks' third defeat in their last five playoff games at home, bringing their postseason record at Madison Square Garden to 3-5.
Pascal Siakam delivered a standout performance for the Pacers, scoring an impressive 39 points, showcasing his scoring ability and leadership on the court. His efforts were pivotal in securing the Pacers' second consecutive victory in this playoff series, giving them a commanding 2-0 lead over the Knicks.
Despite a valiant effort from the Knicks, who fought hard to close the gap in the fourth quarter, they were unable to overcome the deficit. The team will need to regroup and reassess their strategy as they prepare for the next game, facing the pressure of needing to win to stay alive in the playoffs. The series now shifts to Indiana, where the Knicks will aim to turn their fortunes around.
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