In a thrilling climax that left fans gasping, the Indiana Pacers edged out the New York Knicks in a nail-biting Game 2, taking a commanding 2-0 series lead. The final two minutes were nothing short of electric as the Knicks fought desperately to claw back from a five-point deficit, fueled by a stunning performance from Jalen Brunson.

With the clock ticking down, Brunson showcased his clutch gene, orchestrating a 9-0 run that pulled the Knicks within striking distance. However, the Pacers’ resilience shone through. Miles Turner, cool and collected at the free-throw line, extended Indiana’s lead to four points with just 4.2 seconds left, sending the Madison Square Garden crowd into a hushed silence.

Tension reached a fever pitch as the Knicks scrambled for a last-minute shot to tie the game. Brunson, under immense pressure, launched a desperate three-pointer that sailed wide, sealing the fate of the Knicks. Indiana’s victory marks their sixth consecutive playoff road win and elevates their postseason record to an impressive 10-2.

As the Pacers celebrate their remarkable achievement on the road—having already defeated the top-seeded Cavaliers—questions loom over the Knicks’ ability to respond. Down 0-2 at home, the stakes are higher than ever for New York as they head into a pivotal Game 3. The series is far from over, but the Pacers have sent a clear message: they are a force to be reckoned with in these playoffs.