The New York Knicks reclaimed home court advantage with a tightly contested win over the Detroit Pistons, marking a pivotal moment in their playoff series. The atmosphere at Little Caesars Arena was charged, as fans felt the hope of victory for the first time in years. Karl-Anthony Towns delivered an aggressive performance, scoring 31 points, and highlighted the Knicks' need for consistent offensive contributions. Meanwhile, Cade Cunningham's struggles, including high turnover rates, continue to plague the Pistons, raising concerns about their execution under pressure. Tobias Harris's lack of scoring in critical moments has also been a recurring theme. Both teams must adapt quickly as the series progresses, with Game 4 promising further adjustments and strategies.