
When Indiana Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton hit what he thought was a game-winning 3-pointer against the New York Knicks at the end of Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals — a replay review changed the shot to a 2 — he immediately looked over to the broadcast booth. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading.
Main Idea: Tyrese Haliburton helped spark a new Knicks-Pacers playoff chapter with a big Game 1 moment that echoed Reggie Miller’s famous old celebration.
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The Knicks-Pacers rivalry can fuel more heated fan behavior and online trash talk, which may spill into public events and workplaces.
The series can boost TV interest, local spending, and shared excitement for basketball fans and nearby businesses.
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Core figure in the Knicks-Pacers rivalry history and the direct target of Haliburton’s celebration.
One of the two central teams in the rivalry; the article is substantially about their playoff series with.
One of the two central teams in the rivalry; the article is substantially about their playoff series with.
Central player in the game and rivalry; his celebration and postgame comments are a main focus of the.
Key Knicks player mentioned in the current-era feud and in a notable confrontation with Haliburton.
Indiana coach whose comments frame the rivalry and the current series.
Mentioned for a game-winning shot in last year’s playoff series that helped revive the rivalry.
Mentioned as a notable participant in a famous 1994 rivalry moment.
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Mentioned for a defining Knicks playoff moment in the rivalry history.
Former Knicks player quoted on the rivalry’s history and significance.
Mentioned in the description of the 1999 series and his injury context.