It’s crunch time! The Knicks are clawing for a Game 7 while the Pacers have their eyes set on wrapping things up and punching a ticket to the NBA Finals. This entire series has felt like a rollercoaster you didn’t sign up for but now you can’t get off. We’ve seen insane comebacks, fourth-quarter meltdowns, and just straight-up madness. But while the on-court drama is already high, Reggie Miller might’ve just cranked things up way too far from the broadcast booth.We know that the Pacers had a 3-2 lead heading into Game 6. But New York showed up in Game 6. Madison Square Garden was buzzing as the Knicks came out strong after winning Game 5 111-94. The first half was tight…OG Anunoby even nailed a buzzer-beater to bring the Knicks within four at halftime, 58-54. Still, they’ve still got work to do, especially their long-standing issue of turnover taking the center stage. While Karl-Anthony Towns is still being repeatedly exposed on defense, a particular moment brought him into the spotlight. Towns, who was already questionable for Game 5 with a knee issue, still played 36 minutes in Game 5, dropped 24 points, and grabbed 13 boards. He was not on the Knicks injury report entering Saturday’s Game 6 but took a hard fall. Cameras caught him wincing, holding that same knee. It looked rough. But then Reggie Miller, calling the game for TNT, straight up said, “I think this is all for show.”"I think this is all for show" –– Reggie Miller pic.twitter.com/LvUxXitY6e— New York Basketball (@NBA_NewYork) June 1, 2025And fans were not having it. Twitter lit up in seconds. “Get him off the air,” one user snapped. “Reggie Miller should be fired for questioning Karl-Anthony Towns’ injury,” wrote another. Developing Story….The post Trouble For Reggie Miller after Fake Accusations on Karl-Anthony Towns’ Injury Angers NBA Community appeared first on EssentiallySports.