Tyrese Haliburton orchestrated a seminal postseason masterclass, amassing 32 points, 15 assists, and 12 rebounds with nary a turnover, galvanizing the Indiana Pacers to a 130-121 triumph over the New York Knicks and establishing a commanding 3-1 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals; Haliburton's feat represents an unprecedented confluence of statistical dominance since the advent of turnover tracking in the 1977-78 season, while Pascal Siakam augmented the Pacers' offensive onslaught with a further 30 points, rendering Jalen Brunson's valiant 31-point riposte ultimately inconsequential as the Knicks, succumbing to their first home defeat of the series, now teeter precariously on the brink of elimination, haunted by the specter of a repeat Pacers-inflicted postseason demise, with Game 5 in New York poised as the crucible for Indiana's aspirations of securing their second-ever NBA Finals berth.