The New York Knicks squeaked out a 94–93 win on the road to take a 3–1 series lead over the Detroit Pistons Sunday. New York's star point guard Jalen Brunson briefly exited the game after he tweaked his right ankle in the third quarter, then returned early in the fourth and went off for 15 points in the final frame.
Knicks big man Karl-Anthony Towns had an incredible sequence with two difficult shots on back-to-back possessions, scoring the final five points in the game. But the game's ending sent the NBA world into a frenzy, as the Pistons had an opportunity to take the lead and possibly win the game.
