The Indiana Pacers evened their series against the New York Knicks at 2-2 with a commanding 121-89 victory in Game 4 of the NBA Eastern Conference semifinals.

Pacers' Tyrese Haliburton led the scoring with 20 points, supported by T.J. McConnell's double-double of 15 points and 10 assists.

The Knicks' offensive struggled, managing only 33.7% field goal shooting and a dismal 18.9% from beyond the arc.

Indiana's lead peaked at 43 points, contributing to the game becoming the third-largest postseason victory margin in the team's history.

Absent four key players due to injuries, the Knicks showed signs of fatigue following the quick succession from Game 3.

Despite taking an elbow to the face, Haliburton remained a pivotal player for the Pacers throughout the game.

The series shifts back to Madison Square Garden for Game 5, with both teams now on equal footing.