The Knicks showcased their resilience in a nail-biting showdown against the Celtics, overcoming a significant deficit with an exceptional fourth-quarter surge. Despite entering the final quarter down by 12 points, New York rallied behind a fervent crowd at Madison Square Garden, securing a thrilling 108-105 victory. Key players stepped up when it mattered most, with Julius Randle and Jalen Brunson orchestrating the late-game comeback. Randle contributed a crucial 30 points, demonstrating both scoring and playmaking abilities, while Brunson’s 22 points helped stabilize the Knicks’ offense in the closing minutes.

Defensively, the Knicks were relentless, applying pressure that forced Boston into several critical turnovers. RJ Barrett played a pivotal role with key steals and buckets that ignited the crowd and shifted momentum in the Knicks’ favor. As the clock wound down, the Celtics struggled to maintain composure, allowing New York to capitalize on their mistakes. The atmosphere was electric as the Knicks sealed their victory with a last-minute three-pointer from Barrett, proving that heart and teamwork can lead to triumph over adversity.

PlayerPointsReboundsAssists
Julius Randle30125
Jalen Brunson2247
RJ Barrett1863
Marcus Smart2535
Jayson Tatum2774