The New York Knicks stunned the Boston Celtics in a thrilling Game 2, marking a remarkable 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinals. With a 91-90 victory, the Knicks showcased their resilience, overcoming a 20-point deficit for the second consecutive game. This comeback not only highlights their tenacity but also raises questions about the defending champions’ ability to hold leads.
- Knicks achieve back-to-back 20-point comebacks
- Mikal Bridges shines in fourth quarter
- Celtics struggle offensively in crucial moments
- Josh Hart steps up as unexpected scorer
- Porziņģis limited by illness and performance
- Celtics face pressure to respond in Game 3
As the clock ticked down on May 8, 2025, Jalen Brunson’s free throws sealed the win, while Mikal Bridges’ defensive prowess ensured the Knicks escaped with a narrow victory. Fans worldwide are buzzing about the Knicks’ unexpected dominance against a team that previously cruised to the title.
This series has left many wondering: can the Celtics recover from these staggering losses? The Knicks have shown they can fight back, but will the Celtics find their rhythm in Game 3? Key developments include:
- Bridges scored 14 points in the fourth quarter, turning the tide for New York.
- Josh Hart emerged as a surprise offensive force, leading all scorers with 23 points.
- Celtics’ struggles continue, scoring just 38 points in the fourth quarter across both games.
- Kristaps Porziņģis remains a non-factor, impacting Boston’s overall performance.
As the series shifts to Madison Square Garden for Game 3, will the Celtics display their championship grit, or will the Knicks continue their stunning run? Fans should stay tuned for what promises to be an electrifying matchup.
