Knicks faithful celebrated in the streets outside Madison Square Garden after the teams dominant win over the Pacers on Thursday.
They’re back in a New York groove.
Reinvigorated and relieved fans poured out onto Seventh Avenue riding high on the Knicks’ wire-to-wire win against the Pacers Thursday night in what the faithful hope is not the final home game of the season.
New York thoroughly cooked the Indiana Pacers in Game 5 Thursday night at the Mecca — winning 111-94 — inspiring fans to believe the series, and the season, is not over yet.
“I’m feeling confident. I feel reborn. At first, I was kind of iffy, but Knicks in seven is alive,” Dan Sindo, 20, who attended the Garden party with his girlfriend, told The Post.
“Amazing. This is a once-in-a-lifetime moment. We haven’t won the series. We got a long way to go, still, but, oh my God,” said Erik Blutinger, 39, an emergency physician at Mount Sinai.
“There’s one team in New York — it is the New York Knicks.
