Tyrese Haliburton etched his name into playoff lore with a transcendent performance, orchestrating a 130-121 Pacers triumph over the Knicks with a stat line of 32 points, 15 assists, and 12 rebounds, all achieved without a single turnover – a feat unparalleled since the advent of turnover tracking in the 1977-78 season – as Indiana now grasps a commanding 3-1 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals, further bolstered by Pascal Siakam's 30-point contribution, while Jalen Brunson's valiant 31 points proved insufficient to catalyze a Knicks' comeback from a substantial deficit in a game that bucked the series' trend of home-court dominance, leaving New York teetering on the precipice of elimination at the hands of Indiana for the second consecutive year, with the Pacers poised to clinch their second-ever NBA Finals berth in Game 5 at Madison Square Garden.