The New York Knicks are on the brink of making NBA history, and they are doing it in spectacular fashion. In a stunning display of offensive firepower, the Knicks erupted for 70 points in the second half against the Boston Celtics, dominating the hardwood with a staggering 1.49 points per possession. Jaylen Brunson led the charge, dropping 39 points, 26 of which came in a second-half masterclass that showcased his relentless drive.

The Knicks’ paint presence was overwhelming, outscoring the Celtics 64 to 32 in the lane and shooting an astonishing 73% inside. This was not just a game; it was a statement. Carl Anthony Towns added 23 points, capitalizing on mismatches with surgical precision, while Bridges and OG Anunoby combined for 43 points, proving that New York’s offensive depth is a force to be reckoned with.

Boston, once a formidable contender, crumbled under the pressure. After a promising start, they faltered, hitting just six of their last 24 three-point attempts. The Knicks’ defense, particularly from Bridges, stifled the Celtics, forcing 15 turnovers and converting them into 22 fast-break points. The Celtics’ stars, Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, were held to a dismal 38% shooting when isolated against Towns, flipping the narrative of dominance.

As the clock ticked down, Tatum suffered a non-contact leg injury with just over three minutes remaining, sealing Boston’s fate as the Knicks surged ahead. With this victory, New York now leads the series 3-1, a position that historically leads to a series win 95.6% of the time.

This isn’t just a playoff run; it’s a revolution. The Knicks, once seen as underdogs, are now poised to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since 2000. With one more win, they will etch their names into NBA history, proving that they are not just participants in the playoffs, but serious contenders ready to seize their moment. The basketball world is watching, and the Knicks are ready to make history.