The Eastern Conference Finals between the New York Knicks and the Indiana Pacers have been a tale of comebacks. Just when it seemed like the Knicks were about to be driven to the point of no return, they mounted an unbelievable 20-point comeback. A large thanks is owed to Karl-Anthony Towns, who scored 24 points, becoming the 2nd Knick ever to record 20+ points in a fourth quarter.

Now, they face the Pacers at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse with an opportunity to level the series. But they’ll need to be wary of the Pacers, who will be hungry to avenge this loss in front of their home fans. So the Knicks will need to be at their best for this game. But after a grueling postseason so far and an intense game 3, is their squad fully healthy? Let’s look at the injury report and find out.

New York Knicks Injury Report – Will Karl-Anthony Towns play tonight?

Karl-Anthony Towns went off in Game 3 against the Pacers. Not in the whole game, though. No, KAT saved his heroics for the final quarter, single-handedly matching Indiana’s count. It was a performance Knicks fans will remember for a long time to come as he thrust the dagger into the Pacers to seal the Knicks’ victory in Game 3.

So it will be a relief for Knicks fans that KAT is healthy heading into this game against the Pacers. He is off the Knicks’ latest injury report. Moreover, the Knicks have submitted a clean injury report for this game, so there are no injured players on the report for the Knicks tonight. How awesome is that??

That said, the Pacers’ report reveals that they weren’t as lucky. Aaron Nesmith, who headed to the locker room before returning (due to an ankle injury), is listed as QUESTIONABLE for this game, suggesting that the injury could be more serious than expected. He is joined by Isaiah Jackson, who’s still recovering from having his Achilles tendon repaired.

All in all, the Knicks are in a better position heading into Game 4 against the Pacers in the Eastern Conference Finals. So can they manage to level up this series?

A sneak peek at Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals

The Pacers jumped out to a 20-point lead in Game 3, and suddenly, it looked like Indiana might run away with the series. But the Knicks have a special knack for comebacks this postseason. They’ve now erased 20-point deficits three times on the road this playoffs, also recording the most 20-point comebacks since 1998. So, they simply never ever panic, and they never, ever give up.

Karl-Anthony Towns exploded for 20 of his 24 points in the fourth quarter. He hauled in fifteen rebounds, too. And Jalen Brunson delivered his own fireworks with 23 points. Both stars showed why they’re willing to fight from way behind. It was vintage Knicks grit and unbreakable spirit, electric energy. Coach Tom Thibodeau shrugged, noting, “In playoff basketball, no lead is safe.” He’s right. A rapid flurry of threes and the quick pace of play let deficits disappear in a flash.