The New York Knicks secured a stunning victory against the Boston Celtics, dominating Game 6 of their playoff series with a commanding score of 113-78. Karl-Anthony Towns and Miles McBride played pivotal roles, with the Knicks racing to a 61-34 lead at halftime. This win marked their return to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time in over two decades, filling fans with hope after years of disappointment.

Fans recalled the Knicks' storied history, reminiscent of their run in 1999 as the 8th seed making it to the Finals. With Jalen Brunson leading the charge, the team is poised to face the Indiana Pacers next. Despite the Celtics' historical dominance over the Knicks, they proved their mettle this season, showcasing resilience and teamwork. The Knicks’ fourth quarter performance was particularly impressive, cementing their status as contenders for the title.