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Knicks, Indiana Pacers and NBA Finals

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Knicks vs. Pacers Eastern Conference finals Game 6 betting odds and our prediction

For now, it's the Pacers, who are 3.5-point home favorites heading into Saturday night.

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Pacers vs Knicks in Game 5 Eastern Conference Finals in New York City

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Pacers Aim for Second NBA Finals Appearance, Knicks Face Uphill Battle

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Brunson, Towns carry Knicks to 111-94 victory that cuts Pacers' series lead to 3-2

The NBA Finals matchup will be set Thursday night if the Indiana Pacers beat the New York Knicks in Game 5 to win the Eastern Conference title.

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Knicks at Pacers Game 6 picks, odds: New York tries to extend unpredictable and frenzied series

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Pacers try to wrap up Eastern Conference finals at home after blowing chance against Knicks on road

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Knicks sent a message to Pacers in Game 5. Here’s why Indiana should be worried

“I came into the game just thinking about being ultra-aggressive, and if I get a chance to go down hill or impact the game, I wanted to do that,” Towns said.

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The Indiana Pacers could be this year’s team of destiny, even with Game 5 loss

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3 Reasons New York Knicks Can Force Game 7 vs. Indiana Pacers In NBA Playoffs

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Why the Thunder Prefer to Face Knicks in NBA Finals | Rich Eisen Show

Sports Illustrated’s Chris Mannix and Rich Eisen discuss which team the Oklahoma City Thunder would rather face in the NBA Finals.

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Where to buy Oklahoma City Thunder NBA Finals tickets | Ticket prices, best deals, more

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Oklahoma City Thunder down Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 5, advance to first NBA Finals since 2012

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Knicks vs. Pacers schedule, odds, Game 6 date, time, TV coverages as New York stays alive

The Pacers lead the Eastern Conference finals, 3-1, after their Game 4 win Tuesday night and find themselves one victory away from winning the East.

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Thunder's week-long gap between games: Will it help or hurt their NBA Finals chances?

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Knicks Make Injury Announcement for Game 6 vs. Pacers

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Knicks Could Help OKC Thunder in Game 5

Things looked shakier just one round ago, as former MVP Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets pushed the Thunder to seven games. Despite that, Oklahoma City only seemed to get better in th

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Eye-Popping Stat Reveals OKC Thunder's Advantage Over Both Knicks and Pacers

The Thunder's lone loss against an Eastern Conference team came to the Cleveland Cavaliers, losing 129-122 on the road in January. Just over a week later, OKC bounced back, trouncing the Cavs by 20 points in a dominant showing, ending the season with a +13 point differential against the best team in the Eastern Conference.

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Oklahoma City Thunder

The Thunder will now head home for ... adding multiple blocks on 10 separate occasions. Oklahoma City will now face either the Pacers or the Knicks, both of which would go in as underdogs.

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Isaiah Hartenstein, Thunder Finals-Bound, Vanquishing Former Knicks

One former New York Knicks standout is on his way to the NBA Finals — at the expense of two fellow former metropolitan starters. Isaiah Hartenstein will officia

Wednesday's hoops: Thunder take West final in five games; Knicks face elimination

The Thunder routed the Timberwolves, 124-94, to win the Western Conference finals series 4-1 and advance to the NBA Finals.

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Stephen A. Smith has no faith in Knicks winning NBA Finals: ‘Zero chance’

Even if they complete a miracle comeback against the Pacers, an NBA championship is not in the Knicks’ future, at least according to Stephen A. Smith. During Friday’s episode of

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Friday Roundup: Thunder advance, Knicks stay alive, Stanley Cup rematch, and more

The last week of May 2025 has been jam-packed with sports news, which includes the NBA Playoffs and the Stanley Cup. Here is your Friday Roundup.

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Thunder NBA Finals bound, next steps for Ant-Man, Minnesota and Knicks poor roster construction costing them

On this episode of Good Word with Goodwill, Vince and Dan Titus react to the Oklahoma City Thunder punching their ticket to the NBA Finals after a dominant Game 5 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves.