Yes! 

Marv Albert, the forever voice of the Knicks, was in the house for Game 2. 

“They basically have to forget about what took place the other day, which is hard to do,” he told The Post. “Just having Reggie Miller at the broadcast table will be the impetus [Friday night].” 

The Knicks did a fair job shaking off the Game 1 collapse, going toe-to-toe with the Pacers for most of the night. But Indiana created just enough breathing room in the fourth quarter before closing out a 114-109 win to go up 2-0 on the Knicks in the conference finals.