Celtics Shock Knicks in Game 5, Force Crucial Game 6

Boston Celtics Stage Stunning Comeback in Game 5, Defying Odds Against Knicks The Boston Celtics pulled off an improbable victory in Game 5 of their Eastern Conference Semifinals series against the New York Knicks, winning 111-105 despite being down 3-1 in the series and missing star player Jayson Tatum due to an Achilles injury. The game was a testament to the team's resilience and determination. "We knew we had to fight," said Celtics guard Derek White, who scored 28 points in the game. "We weren't going to give up." The Knicks had seemed poised to close out the series, but the Celtics' unexpected win has reinvigorated the series. Jaylen Brown also played a key role, adding 25 points. Their combined three-point shooting proved crucial in turning the tide. The series now shifts back to New York for Game 6, where the Knicks will attempt to close out the series, while the Celtics hope to force a decisive Game 7. The unexpected victory has added a layer of excitement to what was previously a seemingly one-sided series. The Celtics' performance in Game 5 serves as a reminder that anything is possible in the playoffs.