Knicks' Tom Thibodeau makes announcement on starting lineup change for Game 3 vs. Pacers

The New York Knicks starting five has been putrid against the Pacers.

Jalen Brunson, Mikal Bridges, Josh Hart, OG Anunoby and Karl-Anthony Towns have not done what they need to do through two games against Indiana.

In the series, the Knicks' starters are a combined minus-29 for two games. In the playoffs, the Knicks' starting five is actually minus-81.

Things get a whole lot better when New York subs in Mitchell Robinson, which is certainly something lots of other people have noticed.

Thibodeau is a bit stubborn and likes to stick with his main group, but he did acknowledge change could happen when he spoke with reporters after Game 2.

"We always look at everything," Thibs told reporters. 

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The Knicks better make whatever adjustments they want in a hurry.

The Pacers are no up two games to none and heading back to Indiana. They're in the driver's seat with a spot in the NBA Finals up there waiting to be grabbed.

New York, meanwhile, is starting to need a bit of a miracle.

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