Brunson s 133 points in 4 games can t stop losing match points: the probability of a comeback is only 4.4%, and it will be eliminated in two days as soon as possible

On May 28, when the Knicks fell behind by 15 points in the fourth game of the Eastern Conference Final, Brunson scored the highest score in the team, leading the three players in the team to score 20+ points, but ultimately failed and lost. Brunson contributed 31 points and 5 assists in this game, and contributed a total of 133 points in the first four matches of the Eastern Conference Finals, but it was difficult to prevent the Knicks from falling behind 1-3 in total.

In the first three games of the series, the Knicks fell behind the Pacers 1-2 in total, with the Knicks completing a 20-point comeback in the last game. However, Brunson was in trouble with fouls in the last game and still contributed 23 points, and he had scored 102 points in the first three Eastern Conference Finals games.

The Knicks continued to play away against the Pacers in this game, and Brunson started a battle against Halliburton early. Brunson scored 12 minutes in the first quarter, and he scored 13 points in 5 of 9 shots in the first quarter. However, Brunson scored only 3 points in 1 of 4 shots in the second quarter, and performed well in 16 points and 4 assists in the first half, but he was also inferior to Halliburton's 20+8+10 performance.

Brunson still performed well in the second half, scoring 15 points in the last two quarters, making 9 of 19 shots, including 2 of 6 three-pointers and 11 of 12 free throws, scoring 31 points and 5 assists, but the plus-minus value -16 was the second worst in the game, and he was also in a sluggish quarter and only scored 2 points.

Although Brunson scored 133 points in the first four games of the Eastern Conference Finals, he still had no choice but to witness the Knicks falling behind 1-3 in total score. Their probability of a comeback is only 4.4%, and they are undoubtedly on the verge of being eliminated and missed the finals.

Knicks will return to their home court to usher in a showdown with the Pacers. Whether the Knicks can fight to the death is still unknown, and it is also a test of Brunson's next leadership ability.