Scorching hot Pacers set playoff mark in Game 7 rout of Knicks

 ## Fastballs leave Knicks in ashes: Historic shooting clinches berth in Eastern Conference Finals

The Indiana Pacers turned on the heat at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, devouring the New York Knicks in a dominant Game 7 victory, 130-109. The win cemented their name in NBA playoff history, but more importantly, advanced them to the Eastern Conference Finals.

 

The Knicks, looking to make their first conference finals appearance since 2014, are off to a blazing start. However, the Pacers responded with three-point shooting hell. He broke the franchise record for three-pointers made in a playoff game, making 21 shots from beyond the arc.

 

Tyrese Halliburton orchestrated the offensive attack, finding open teammates with pinpoint passes and burying clutch threes himself. Buddy Hield made up for it, making three-pointers rain at will and keeping the Knicks defense honest.

 

The Knicks, missing a concussed Jalen Brunson who suffered a broken hand late in the game, fought valiantly but couldn't keep pace with the Pacers' offensive attack. The win capped an incredible comeback for Indiana, which trailed 2-0 in the series before reeling off four straight victories.

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Now, the Pacers head to Boston to take on the Celtics in a highly anticipated Eastern Conference Finals matchup. Can they continue their offensive fireworks and challenge for a championship, or will the Celtics extinguish their flame? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: these Indiana Pacers are playing with a fire that cannot be ignored.