Pacers' Miracle Comeback Shatters 25-Year NBA Playoff Record

Indiana Pacers Stage Miraculous Comeback, Breaking 25-Year NBA Playoff Streak New York, NY – In a stunning upset that defied statistical probability, the Indiana Pacers defeated the New York Knicks in the NBA Playoffs. Down nine points with under a minute remaining in the fourth quarter, the Pacers mounted an improbable comeback, culminating in a game-winning shot by Tyrese Haliburton. This victory shattered a long-standing record: since 1998, no team had overcome a deficit of nine or more points in the final minute of regulation or overtime in the NBA Playoffs – until now. "I just tried to gather myself and knock the shot down. I thought it was a three," Haliburton said in a post-game interview, adding with a chuckle, "I tried to hit the celly and it didn't work, but we finished it in overtime." His celebration included the now-viral 'choke sign', a gesture he explained as being something fans had been wanting to see him do. The win marks a significant milestone for the Pacers and a testament to the team's resilience and Haliburton's exceptional skill under pressure. The game's dramatic conclusion has captivated sports fans worldwide, highlighting the unpredictable and thrilling nature of playoff basketball.