The New York Knicks, for once in their checkered history, live a semi -dick life.
In match 1 of the semi-finals of the East Conference against the Boston Celtics, they overthrew a 20-point deficit to gain extension. In match 2, they accomplished an identical feat, rallying from a 20 -point deficit Again To beat the Celtics 91–90.
While the dust spanned another Knicks victory, goalkeeper Jalen Brunson was almost as long as a word.
“I’m just happy that we have found a way to win,” said Brunson, visibly relieved. “It’s wild stuff here.”
Brunson overturned two free throws with 12.1 seconds to go, and New York striker Mikal Bridges forced Boston Tatum striker in a wandering pass in the last seconds.
“Concentrate on us” 🤞
Brunson says @AlaForce Him and the @Nyknicks block the noise after taking a 2-0 series lead on Boston 🗣️ pic.twitter.com/8zmf8vwnze
– NBA on TNT (@nbaontnt) May 8, 2025
The Knicks are just two victories from their first trip to the final of the Eastern Conference since 2000, when Jeff Van Gundy was their coach and goalkeeper Allan Houston their top scorer.