Reggie Miller reappears in the playoffs spotlight as the Indiana Pacers and the New York Knicks meet in the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time in decades, reigniting one of the most iconic rivalries in the NBA.

Stan Van Gundy had a front-row seat on Wednesday night, and with it a firsthand view of the Reggie Miller Experience at Madison Square Garden. Naturally, Knicks fans took note of the former Pacer / Garden villain as he and Van Gundy worked as TNT analysts for Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals.

After a clutch Game 1 performance at MSG, Tyrese Haliburton drew comparisons to Reggie Miller from Chris Broussard.

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Reggie Miller was on the sidelines, calling the game for TNT. But Aaron Nesmith possessed his aura on the court.

Charles Barkley, Draymond Green, and Reggie Miller break down why the Indiana Pacers have been so successful this season.

And just like Reggie Miller nearly three decades ago, the Pacers used a sharpshooter (Aaron Nesmith) to stun the Knicks again. Miller's spurt was quick, eight points in almost no time at all. Nesmith had about three minutes to work with, but he scored even more. The Pacers trailed 116-102 with 3:14 left.