New York Post
Knicks fans haven’t woken up from ‘nightmare’ Game 1 loss to Pacers
Wednesday night was a nightmare for Knicks fans. Thursday hasn’t proved to be any better.
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Knicks' Heartbreaking Collapse: A 16-Point Lead Vanishes in Game 1
New York Knicks Suffer Devastating Collapse in Game 1 Madison Square Garden witnessed a shocking turn of events last night as the New York Knicks threw away a seemingly secure 16-point lead in the fourth quarter, ultimately losing Game 1 to the Indiana Pacers, 138-135. The loss has sent shockwaves through the Knicks fanbase, with many expressing disbelief and disappointment. Knicks Film School host Jonathan Macri, in a video posted this morning, captured the sentiment perfectly. "This was certainly the biggest choke job I have ever witnessed in professional sports," Macri said, his voice laced with frustration. He described the final minutes as the team "absolutely evaporating into a puddle." The moment was further underscored by Tyrese Haliburton's pointed choke sign, a gesture reminiscent of Reggie Miller's infamous taunts. The unexpected defeat leaves the Knicks facing an uphill battle in the series. The team's inability to close out a commanding lead raises questions about their mental fortitude and game management in crucial moments. The emotional aftermath is palpable, leaving fans to grapple with the harsh reality of a potentially season-altering loss. The road ahead will require a significant improvement in performance and mental resilience for the Knicks to turn the series around.
