In the end, much to the delight of Knicks fans, it was New York, and not Indiana, that came away with the ugly win...Knicks come into tonight's crucial game two with a slight but ever so important 1-0 lead in the series.
For starters, it's hard to believe that Tyrese Haliburton plays that bad again...while some of his teammates cool down, it's reasonable to expect Haliburton to be much more aggressive and in turn, a bit more impactful tonight.
Another reason game two should prove to be challenging is the fact that Mitchell Robinson's recently announced ankle injury leaves the Knicks even more shorthanded than they already were.
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