The first quarter was another low-scoring defensive battle, with the Pacers leading the Knicks by 2 points, 15:13.
The second quarter marked a turning point for both sides, as the Knicks launched a counterattack, scoring 31 points in the quarter to take the lead into the second half.
The third quarter was a neck-and-neck struggle, with the Pacers gradually tying the game, and the two teams entered the fourth quarter with the same score.
In the fourth quarter, Alan Houston shone, hitting consecutive shots from the outside, helping the Knicks gradually build an advantage.
Conversely, Reggie Miller was lost in the game, missing repeatedly from the outside and scoring only 8 points the entire game.
When your core player and main scorer scores only 8 points in a game, it's tough to win.
Finally, the score settled at 92:83, with the Knicks securing a 9-point home victory over the Pacers.
