Barbara Barker

The Knicks will open play against the Indiana Pacers on Monday at Madison Square Garden. There will be time to think about that tomorrow. But after the win, Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau told his team he wanted them to take a moment to soak it all in.

As fate would have it, the Knicks came up with their worst game of the playoffs at the worst possible time, blowing a six-point lead with 28 seconds left in regulation and then losing, 112-106, in overtime.

Philly’s Tyrese Maxey joins the like of Michael Jordan and Reggie Miller after Game 5 dagger.

Most of the current Knicks were too young to remember the craziness of the Knicks’ win over the Pacers in the Eastern Conference finals in 1999.

Knicks guard looks ahead to Game 5 and puts his franchise mark for the most points in playoff game in his rearview mirror.

Longtime enforcer says, “I probably would have smacked him″ after the 76ers star’s takedown of Mitchell Robinson in Game 3.

Both teams vowed at practice Saturday not to change the physical nature of their play for Sunday’s Game 4.

Embiid, the NBA’s reigning MVP, scored a career playoff-high 50 points as the 76ers narrowed the Knicks’ lead in the series to 2-1.

Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart and Donte DiVincenzo may be drawing ire from Philly fans now, but their team got lost by going in another direction.

“We should be 2-0. We’re good,” Embiid said after the Knicks won Game 2. “We’re going to win this series. We’re going to win this. We know what we gotta fix. We did a better job today so we’re going to fix it. We’re the better team.”