For the third consecutive game in this Eastern Conference semifinal, the Celtics roared to a 20-point lead. But this time, there would be no collapse.

The Knicks head back to Madison Square Garden on Saturday, riding a wave of momentum and looking to tighten their grip on the series against the Celtics in Game 3. After back-to-back gutsy wins on the road,

The Pacers await the winner of the Knicks vs. Celtics series in their second trip to the Eastern Conference Finals in consecutive seasons. Since Jayson Tatum has been sidelined for the rest of the season, in a series that the Celtics are already losing 3-1, it is hard to imagine the Knicks not imminently reaching the Conference Finals now.

The Boston Celtics could not secure the win in Game 4 against the New York Knicks. To make matters worse, Jayson Tatum left the game due to an injury. After the final whistle, Jaylen Brown addressed the situation and shared his thoughts on the team's star getting hurt.

For New York, Jalen Brunson (27 points) and Karl-Anthony Towns (21 points) were the only Knicks above 12 points as the team struggled with 20% from three and 40% from the field. Jayson Tatum (22) and Jaylen Brown (19) combined for 41 points on 15-of-38 shooting (39.4%) for Boston with most of the damage coming in the first half.