Brunson Towns is comparable to many historical legends, the 298th team is looking forward to a magical comeback

The Knicks became the 298th team in history to fall behind 1:3 in the playoffs. Only 13 of the previous 297 teams achieved a headwind, with a success rate of only 4.377%. All eight teams that were behind 1:3 have been eliminated before this season. The most recent one is the Timberwolves who were behind 1:3 in the Western Conference Finals. They were swept by gentlemen in G5. Today the Knicks became the 298th dream chaser, and they look forward to becoming the 14th lucky person in history!

Today, the Knicks' internal and external dual cores Brunson and Towns performed steadily, while head coach Thibodeau used 10-man rounds to mix. Today, they led all the way at home, and finally defeated their opponents 111:94 to chase the series score to 2:3, continuing the hope of a comeback. They look forward to equalizing the score in the next game and bringing the game back to the home tiebreak!

The dual-core scored 20+ in five games, compared with the OK combination in 2002,

, Brunson contributed 43 points, 36 points, 23 points, 31 points and 32 points respectively, while Towns contributed 35 points, 20 points, 24 points, 24 points, and 24 points respectively. The two scored at least 20 points in five games, becoming the first group to do this since the OK combination in 2002.

Brunson

Brunson played 34 minutes today, making 12 of 18 shots, including 4 of 7 three-pointers, 4 of 4 free throws, contributing 32 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists and 1 block, plus or negative value +18 second only to teammate Towns.

1. 10 times in the playoffs in a single season, 30+ fourth player in the Eastern Conference guards. Brunson has scored 30+ times in the playoffs this season, becoming the fourth player to be 30+ at least 10 times in the playoffs in the same year after Jordan, Wade and Jordan.

2, 10 times in the playoffs in a single season, 30 points and 5 assists, fourth man in history. Brunson has contributed 30 points and 5 assists 10 times this season, becoming the fourth player in history to do this after Jordan, James and Alexander this season.

3. A single playoff game has achieved at least 500 points and 100 assists. Brunson has contributed 501 points and 119 assists this season, becoming the first player in the Knicks history to achieve at least 500 points and 100 assists in the playoffs in a single season.

4, the playoff scores advanced to the top 100 in history. Brunson scored 1,682 points in the playoffs, surpassing George McCann (1680) to rise to 100th in history, ranking 23rd in active service.

5. The playoff three-pointers made it to the top 70 in history. Brunson scored 249 three-pointers in the playoffs, surpassing Mike Bibby (246) to rise to 70th place in history.

6. The number of three-point shots in the playoffs surpassed Iverson. Brunson scored 379 three-point shots in the playoffs, surpassing Allen Iverson (376) to rise to 72nd place in history, ranking 34th in active service.

7. The three-point shooting in the playoffs advanced to the top 75 in history. Brunson scored 130 goals in the playoffs, surpassing Ci Shiping (128), ties with Anthony Edwards, Fred VanVleet, Marcus Morris (130) and Reggie Jackson to rise to 74th in history, ranking 35th in active service.

8. Playoff free throw hits tied Irving. Brunson scored 356 goals in the playoffs, tying Irving (356) to 108th place in history, ranking 20th in active service.

9. The number of assists in the playoffs surpassed Clay. Brunson scored 354 assists in the playoffs, surpassing Clay (351) to rise to 110th place in history, ranking 24th in active service.

10. The number of goals in the playoffs surpassed Doncic. Brunson scored 598 goals in the playoffs, surpassing Middleton (591) and Doncic (592) to rise to 113th in history and ranked 23rd in active service.

11. The number of shots in the playoffs surpassed Doncic. Brunson scored 1,300 shots in the playoffs, surpassing Doncic (1,284) to rise to 117th in history, ranking 24th in active service.

12. The number of free throws in the playoffs surpassed DeRozan. Brunson scored 430 free throws in the playoffs, surpassing DeRozan (426) to rise to 126th in history, ranking 21st in active service.

13 playoff scores rose to 6th place in team history. Brunson Knicks scored 1,238 points in his career playoffs, surpassing Charles Oakley (1218) and Bill Bradley (1222) to rise to 6th place in team history.

Downs

Downs played 35 minutes today, making 10 of 20 shots, including 1 of 4 three-pointers, 3 free throws, contributing 24 points, 13 rebounds, 3 assists and 1 steal, with a plus-negative value + 26 championships.

1. Playoff backcourt surpassed Tucker. Towns scored 420 rebounds in the playoffs, surpassing his teammate Tucker (418) to rise to 127th in history, ranking 32nd in active service.

2. Overtake Ade in the playoffs double-even. Towns scored 32 double-even in the playoffs, surpassing Chris Webber, Bob Lanier and Lamarcus Aldridge, who were also 31 times, and rose to 76th in history and ranked 18th in active service.

3. First in the double-even league this season. Today is Towns' 12th double-double in the playoffs, surpassing Jokic to become the league's No. 1 in 11 games.

4. The playoff backcourt rebounds rose to 9th place in team history. Downs Knicks scored 160 rebounds in his career playoffs, surpassing Charlie Ward (150) and Alan Houston (158) to rise to 9th place in team history.

Can the Knicks play the series score at 3:3 away in the next game? If both sides enter the tiebreak battle, who will win?

Come on, Knicks! Come on, Brunson and Towns!