Son of a gun. They were really going to do this again, weren’t they? And this time, the degree of difficulty was even higher. This time, they were down 13 points with less than seven minutes to go. This time, it looked like the Pistons might really run the Knicks right out of their own gym.

And yet, here they were, six minutes later. Jalen Brunson found Josh Hart. Hart dunked. It was 94-94, after it had been 88-75. The Garden was alive. The Pistons looked terrified, same as they’d looked Saturday when the Knicks put together the 21-0 run that turned the game upside down.

Son of a gun. They were going to find a way.

The Knicks offense has not looked nearly as sharp as it’s looked for much of the season, certainly that stretch when they played their best.{ai:summary}<p>The Knicks staged a remarkable comeback, erasing a 13-point deficit against the Pistons in the final minutes, tying the game at 94-94. However, despite their efforts and a lively crowd at Madison Square Garden, they ultimately fell short and did not secure the victory. #sports</p>

Jalen Brunson needs to figure out how to get Knicks’ offense working again

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