Knicks 123, Pacers 98: Scenes from the offense we were promised

The New York Knicks set the tone early with a balanced offense in their home opener, building a comfortable halftime lead of 61-45 against the Indiana Pacers.

The Knicks dominated the third quarter, extending their lead to 31 with hot shooting and stifling defense, ultimately closing the game with a decisive 123-98 victory.

With impressive performances, Karl-Anthony Towns and Mikal Bridges each scored 21 points while Jalen Brunson facilitated effectively, contributing 26 points and five assists.

Coach Tom Thibodeau's eight-man rotation proved effective as the Knicks showcased outstanding defense, limiting the Pacers to a dismal 3-of-30 from beyond the arc.

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