Knicks frustrated as lapses on D cost them again
Briefly

In a tense playoff matchup, the New York Knicks faced a significant setback, losing 114-109 to the Indiana Pacers despite a late-game surge. With under three minutes left, they cut a 10-point deficit to just one, yet fell short due to missed opportunities, particularly a critical three-pointer by Jalen Brunson. Postgame interviews revealed a strong emphasis on defensive lapses as a key issue, with players acknowledging the need for better focus to combat the Pacers' effective offense—highlighted by Pascal Siakam's standout performance.
"In the playoffs, a lot of games are determined by a possession or two. Two games in a row, we made those mistakes. We've got to figure it out."
"Obviously they do a really good job of moving the ball and forcing you into mistakes, and we have to be more sound defensively..."
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