Unlike the results of G5 in the Western Conference Finals, the Knicks, who were behind G5 in the Eastern Conference Finals, won a victory and would...

🏀 Different from the results of G5 in the Western Conference Finals, the Knicks, who were behind G5 in the Eastern Conference Finals, won a victory, tied the big score to 2:3, retaining the last glimmer of vitality. The Western Conference Finals G5 Timberwolves obviously lacked fighting spirit and had no resistance to fighting with the back. The game was defeated early, while the Knicks were different. They were fighting for bayonets throughout the entire series. Although they were on the verge of being eliminated, they did not give up. When G6 returned to Indiana, they would face the biggest test of this round of series.

Knicks' g5 quickly entered the combat state at the beginning, with full firepower and a very hard-working defensive end. Brunson scored 32 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists in the whole game, Towns scored 24 points, 13 rebounds and 3 assists, and the Pacers' Halliburton, Siakam, Turner and other absolute main players were in a serious sluggish state. It is also possible that they did not intend to invest all their combat effectiveness in g5 and end the entire round of the series ahead of schedule.

A more obvious change for the Knicks is that they used the double tower combination of Towns + Robinson. Towns was liberated on the offensive end, and Crazy Killing and Injuring the Pacers' penalty area. Robinson was responsible for defense and reduced Turner's threat to the penalty area. Bridges and Anunobi devoted more energy to the defensive end, restricting Siakam and Nemhard, and constantly making goals for Towns on the offensive end, and the overall effect was quite good. If G6 and they can continue this lineup, and Brunson can ride the savior alone, it is not impossible to bring the game to Madison Square Garden.