Just today, Brunson exploded again, Ewing maintained a record for many years and was surpassed by you

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Eastern Conference Finals continued, with the Knicks sitting at home to meet the Pacers' challenge. At the beginning, Siakam ushered in an explosion, scoring 16 points in the first quarter, but the Knicks also blossomed at multiple points, always playing against the Pacers, and had a 3-point advantage in the first half. The Pacers exerted force from outside the three-point line in the third quarter to smooth out the score difference. In the final quarter, the Pacers had both inside. Although Brunson made efforts, the Pacers finally won another game 114-109. Just today, Brunson exploded again, Ewing maintained a record for many years and was surpassed by you.

Nembhard continued his excellent touch and scored 12 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists. Halliburton was still sharp and delivered a comprehensive answer of 14 points, 8 rebounds, 11 assists. Siakam even turned into a god of war. He made 15 of 23 shots in this game, defeating the Knicks, and scoring 39 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists in the game. The inside combination is also excellent, Nesmith scored 12 points + 7 rebounds, and Turner also contributed 16 points and 3 rebounds. McConnell also scored in double digits on the bench, with 11 players rotating and successfully defeating the Knicks. In terms of the Knicks, Bridges is still both offense and defense, scoring 20 points, 7 rebounds and 2 assists. OG Anunobi handed over 16 points and 5 rebounds, Hart didn't make much use today, with only 6 points and 6 rebounds in the game. Center Towns had a good offense, scoring 20 points and 7 rebounds, but was completely lost on the defensive end. There are many opportunities for bench players. Miro played 29 minutes, scored 6 points and 9 rebounds, and McBrien also played 25 minutes, handing out a 5-point and 2 assists answer. The best player in the team is still the boss Brunson. He still carried the team forward. He played for 39 minutes in this game, made a total of 13 of 27 shots, and 5 of 12 shots outside the three-point line, efficiently scoring 36 points, 3 rebounds and 11 assists. Although he failed to defend his home court, Brunson was still honored even though he lost.

He also ushered in his own milestone moment. This was the 19th playoff game of Brunson Knicks' career, and he successfully broke the team history record held by Ewing Gorillas and became the first person in the Knicks' playoffs in 30+. It is not easy to score 30 points in the playoffs, and Brunson has only been one of the top team in the history of the Knicks for a few years, which shows how powerful he is.

So far in the playoffs, Brunson has played a total of 14 games. He can deliver gorgeous data averaged 30.4 points, 3.6 rebounds, 7.7 assists per game, and his shooting percentage has reached 45.6%, and his three-point shooting percentage is 35.8%, an absolute phenomenon-level scorer. At the peak age of 28 and having a long contract in hand, Brunson is expected to become the Knicks' signature figure in the future.