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SportsBuzz24 > Basketball > Jalen Brunson reminds the Indiana Pacers of what the Boston Celtics learned in the playoff series.
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Jalen Brunson reminds the Indiana Pacers of what the Boston Celtics learned in the playoff series.

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The New York Knicks could not amortize it, and Jalen Branson bolstered the statement in post-game comments.

The New York Knicks beat the Indiana Pacers to win Game 3. This means the Eastern Conference Finals Series is 2-1.

Knicks fans were excited to see their team play at the highest level possible. For many, it was the first sign of life from the Knicks in this series.

The franchise shows that it can compete with the toughest teams in the Eastern Conference. Their first round series with the Pistons was a true test of their characters.

And against the reigning champion Boston Celtics, the Knicks showed a level of battle they had never seen before as they pulled away from a massive comeback.

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Read more: Tom Thibodeau defends Karl Anthony Towns’ decision in Game 2 loss, and the New York Knicks star still feels confident

Jalen Brunson spoke to reporters after game three between the Indiana Pacers and the New York Knicks. It was a chance to issue a warning.

Branson argued that, like his series with the Celtics, the series is unpredictable and that no matter how big it is, the lead is not safe.

“It’s unpredictable. That means obviously, the lead is not safe. Both teams will continue to fight the buzzer.

“We have to continue to play basketball style and continue to crush it,” Branson added.

Read more: The New York Knicks have the opportunity to do something never before done in NBA history in the face of a 2-0 deficit

The New York Knicks had to win the game on the road to get a chance to make a comeback in this series.

The Pacers dominated the first two games, and the Knicks lost their home court advantage for that. This makes their work even more difficult.

However, last night’s victory gives them the opportunity to fight back. What’s even more impressive is that they did it without a good performance from Branson.

If the Knicks want to gain foothold in this series, they will need all players to step up at the highest level.

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