The New York Knicks trailed the Indiana Pacers by four at the end of the first quarter, 13 at the end of the second and 10 at the end of the third. They won 106-100 in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals, powered by a memorable fourth quarter from center Karl-Anthony Towns.
Towns caught fire early in the fourth quarter, pouring in 20 points across the first seven minutes of the final frame to help New York take the lead. His 20 fourth-quarter points marked the second-most points in the fourth by a Knicks player since at least 1998, according to ESPN Research.