Cameron Payne's explosive scoring ability was crucial in Game 1 against the Pistons, as he scored 11 points in a short span to lead the Knicks to victory.

Cameron Payne's 11 points in the fourth quarter were crucial for the Knicks, energizing the team during a pivotal comeback.

Cameron Payne provided critical scoring off the bench with 14 points, significantly contributing to the Knicks' comeback in the fourth quarter. His timely baskets were instrumental in shifting momentum.

Cameron Payne's return adds depth to the Knicks' backcourt, potentially reshaping the rotation and affecting Delon Wright's playing time as well.

Payne adds veteran experience to the Knicks' roster, particularly valuable in the postseason where savvy and calmness under pressure can lead to success. His return alongside Brunson and McBride strengthens the backcourt significantly.