THE NEW YORK KNICKS Stunning. Shocking. Monumental. Magnificent. Choose whatever adjective you like, whatever crossover of unexpected and glorious, and that's what the Knicks delivered, yet again. For the second straight game,

Game 2 looked a lot like Game 1 for New York with a 20-point deficit, a lopsided scoring run and a Mikal Bridges steal to ice the win.

The Celtics overall went 20-for-40 from deep. Jayson Tatum went 5-for-9 from behind the arc, while Pritchard contributed five three-pointers on 10 attempts. The Celtics will now get the chance to even the series at 2-2 when both teams return to Madison Square Garden for Monday night's Game 4 at 7:30 p.m. ET.