Tyrese Haliburton orchestrated a virtuoso performance of unprecedented historical significance in the crucible of postseason competition, amassing a stat line of 32 points, 15 assists, and 12 rebounds, all whilst maintaining an unblemished turnover record, thereby galvanizing the Indiana Pacers to a decisive 130-121 triumph over the New York Knicks and establishing a commanding 3-1 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals; this feat, a statistical anomaly of the highest order, marks Haliburton as the sole player to achieve such numbers in the postseason era since the formal tracking of turnovers commenced in 1977-78, while Pascal Siakam augmented the Pacers' offensive onslaught with a further 30 points, and despite the Knicks' valiant efforts, spearheaded by Jalen Brunson's 31-point contribution, their attempts to surmount a double-digit deficit proved futile, thus signifying the series' inaugural instance of the home team succumbing to defeat, leaving the Knicks precariously positioned one loss shy of their second elimination at the hands of the Pacers within a mere two-year span, as the Pacers now aggressively pursue their second odyssey to the NBA Finals in Game 5, to be contested on New York's home court.