Tyrese Haliburton orchestrated a historically significant postseason tour de force, amassing 32 points, 15 assists, and 12 rebounds with nary a turnover – a statistical anomaly of unparalleled distinction – thereby galvanizing the Indiana Pacers to a decisive 130-121 triumph over the New York Knicks and propelling them to a commanding 3-1 advantage in the Eastern Conference Finals; Haliburton's unprecedented stat line, unmatched since the inception of turnover tracking in the 1977-78 season, was further augmented by Pascal Siakam's contribution of 30 points, while the Knicks, despite a valiant 31-point riposte from Jalen Brunson, proved unable to surmount a persistent double-digit deficit in what was, paradoxically, the inaugural home victory of the series, leaving them precariously poised one defeat shy of succumbing to a second consecutive postseason elimination at the hands of the Pacers, who now aggressively pursue their second foray into the rarefied air of the NBA Finals as they venture to New York for the pivotal Game 5.