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Karl-Anthony Towns was a revelation in the game, especially during the dramatic fourth quarter. His remarkable offensive ability was on full display as he scored crucial points, including two three-pointers and a decisive fallaway jumper over Jalen during a spell that gave the Knicks a one-point lead with just 47 seconds remaining. This sequence underscored his reputation as one of the best offensive centers in the league and demonstrated his capacity to perform under pressure.
His offensive efforts came at a pivotal point when the Knicks needed momentum. By scoring eight points in the fourth quarter alone, Towns not only silenced his critics—who had questioned his performance after game two—but also showcased his growth as a player in high-stakes situations.