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John Haliburton still seemed to be in good spirits on Wednesday night, at least in a video that circulated on social media that showed him dancing and partying after the win and his son's buzzer-beater that forced overtime in the Pacers' 138-135 win in Game 1.
Tyrese Haliburton was mad, man. After deflecting a pass from the Knicks' OG Anunoby in the second quarter, the Pacers' star guard was unable to collect the loose ball, blaming "Mad Men" star Jon Hamm for touching the ball before it was officially out of bounds.
Brooklyn has been connected with Kon Knueppel more than any other prospect, and has recently been predicted to draft him by both ESPN and Bleacher Report. And sitting at eighth, some scouts who spoke with The Post view Knueppel as the perfect value pick at that spot, if he’s still around.
The New York Knicks’ raucous watch parties outside Madison Square Garden – where thousands of rowdy fans celebrated their milestone victory over Boston Celtics Friday – are moving to a bigger venue as the team hopes to keep dominating in the playoffs, according to sources.
Tyrese Haliburton's level of hatred from the Garden crowd doesn't yet match the wrath the New York fans felt for Indiana predecessor Reggie Miller back in the '90s, but it's getting closer with the Pacers providing some heartbreak for the Knicks in the playoffs for the second straight year beginning with Wednesday night furious comeback win in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals.
The Knicks were built to take multiple bites at this apple. They aren’t one-hit wonders, and shouldn’t be going forward, assuming they stay reasonably healthy. This is a core designed to maintain a distinct level of competence, and confidence. That’s the idea, anyway.
The Suns lashed out against the allegations that CEO Josh Bartelstein, who also serves in the same capacity for the WNBA's Mercury, had an affair with former Mercury star Sophie Cunningham, as alleged in a May lawsuit by a member of the organization.
For their first appearance in the Eastern Conference finals in a quarter century, it is only fitting that the Knicks will square off against Indiana — their opponent in each of their past three trips to the NBA’s semifinal round.