Who Won the Knicks Game? Pacers Shock Knicks 130-121, Grab 3-1 Series Lead

The Indiana Pacers beat the New York Knicks 130-121 on Tuesday night in Indianapolis, answering the internet’s hottest query—“who won the Knicks game?”—and seizing a 3-1 stranglehold on the Eastern Conference Finals series. Tyrese Haliburton authored a historic, turnover-free triple-double (32 points, 15 assists, 12 rebounds), becoming the first player in playoff history to post at least 30-15-10 with zero miscues. The All-NBA guard orchestrated a 43-point first quarter burst and later iced the contest with four late steals, pushing Indiana to the brink of its second NBA Finals berth. Pascal Siakam poured in 30 points, while Obi Toppin’s dagger three with 46 seconds left settled the outcome. New York’s Jalen Brunson countered with 31 points, and Karl-Anthony Towns added 24 and 12 boards, but the Knicks never fully recovered after falling behind by double digits in the third quarter. Towns exited briefly with a left-knee scare in the final minutes, adding injury concern to a mounting 3-1 deficit. Key takeaways for searchers: • Final score: Pacers 130, Knicks 121 — Indiana leads series 3-1. • Haliburton: 32-15-12, 0 turnovers — sets unique playoff record. • Game 5: Thursday at Madison Square Garden; Knicks face elimination on home court. • Knicks’ defensive lapses (70 percent Pacers shooting midway through Q1) and bench foul trouble proved costly. Fans Googling “Did the Knicks win last night?” or “Knicks vs Pacers Game 4 score” now have their answer: Indiana prevailed and can clinch the East on the road. For New York, the mission is clear—protect home court, rediscover the Game 3 formula, and force the series back to Indy. Otherwise, the Pacers’ balanced attack and Haliburton’s wizardry will headline the NBA Finals narrative.