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The year of the NBA playoff comeback continues. A look at how these 20-point rallies keep happening

  • Over three consecutive days in the 2025 NBA playoffs, three teams overcame 20-point deficits to win games away from home.
  • These comebacks occurred amid a postseason marked by five total 20-point rallies, the most in the digital play-by-play era dating back to 1997.
  • Key instances include Oklahoma City rallying from 29 points down on April 24, Indiana overcoming a 20-point deficit twice, and the Knicks erasing 20-point gaps twice against Boston.
  • For example, Indiana won 119-118 in overtime over Milwaukee after trailing 33-13, finishing with an 8-0 run capped by Tyrese Haliburton's layup with 1.4 seconds left.
  • These frequent large comebacks suggest heightened postseason volatility and resilience, setting a new benchmark for NBA playoff rallies in the recorded play-by-play era.
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The year of comebacks in the NBA playoffs

New York down by 20 on Monday. Indiana with 20 down on Tuesday.

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The year of the NBA playoff comeback continues. A look at how these 20-point rallies keep happening

For the first time since play-by-play began being digitally tracked across the NBA about 30 years ago, there have been three consecutive days where the winning team in a playoff game came from at least 20 points down to win.

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