Game 1. Knicks Shock Celtics with 12 Wild Statistics

This is the fourth postseason, and the Knicks sweep away their fourth quarter deficit and pulled out a victory. This time he went on the road in Game 1 of the second round series against the Boston Celtics with an overtime victory of 108-105.

The Celtics struggled all night long in filming, but these issues became much more pronounced in the second half when Boston was shot after the shot. Meanwhile, the Knicks scoop up the rebound and push the ball up onto the court to create an uncontested look.

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Here are 12 wild stats from Monday night that promoted New York’s 20-point comeback victory with the Celtics at Boston’s TD Garden.

• From 5:45 in the third quarter to 7:26 in the fourth quarter, the Knicks wiped out a 20-point Boston lead on a 31-11 extra run, tying the score at 86.
• The Celtics shot 60-15 (25%) from the 3-point range.
• The 60 attempted 3s and 45 misses were both single-game NBA playoff records.
• Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown combined to shoot 25-5 (20%) over the ARC.
• During New York’s long 31-11 run, the Celtics had 3 in 15 (20%) attempted three seconds. Meanwhile, the Knicks have emitted 3-5 (55.6%) to 5 (55.6%) over that span.
• In the fourth quarter, Boston filmed two-fifths (13.3%) beyond the arc.
• In the fourth quarter, Tatum scored two points, both of which were made with free throws. He missed all seven of his shot attempts, five of which were three-point attempts.
• In the second half, OG Anunoby and Jaren Branson combined to 13/21 (61.9%) off the field.