NBA playoffs results and snacks: Pacers rise when the goats collapse in OT

Giannis Antetokounmpo gave everything he had. It was not enough to keep the hopes of Milwaukee Bucks alive after the season.

Tyrese Haliburton's Layup with 1.3 seconds in the extension, Indiana brought the money to an 119-118 victory in the second round of the playoffs. The Bucks had a lead of 118-111 with 40 seconds before Indiana staged his comeback.

The Pacers will play top seed cloaks in the second round, which Miami swept.

Antetokounmpo had a triple-double-30 points, 20 rebounds and 13 assists to guide the goats, which saw their end of the season without the services of Star Guard Damian Lillard, who tore his Achilles tendon in game 4 on Sunday 4. But Gary Trent Jr.'s turnover with seconds in additional fame Haliburton used his heroic deeds.

It was the first of four games on Tuesday, and two of the others were also potential serials.

The New York Knicks can rise to the second round with a win against visiting Detroit Piston, and the Boston Celtics can do the same at home against Orlando Magic. The La Clippers and Denver Nuggets meet in the night cap, with the winner interrupted in this series 2-2 lead.

Here are the snack bars from the campaign on Tuesday.

Pacers 119, Bucks 118, OT

(Pacers win series 4-2)

Pacers show Grit to hunt bucks

It took five minutes, but the Indiana Pacers closed the Chippy series at home against the Bucks with a win that was all the heart, hustle and bustle and muscles to keep their record at Gainbridge perfect in the off -season.

Milwaukee started with 13: 0. The Pacers were kept goalless until Center Myles gymnast hit a 3-point jump shot to bring them to the board at 7:30 a.m. The shots did not fall in Indiana, which played from behind when the Bucks built a lead of 20 points. The Pacers only shot 24% of the field and 12% compared to 3.. In the second quarter, however, the defense of the Pacers seemed to be more connected when they slowly fallen off the leadership and pulled within six.

Indiana came out of the changing room with new energy and the home was on the feet when they made a comeback to finally bind the game at the end of the third. In the fourth quarter, the lead between the teams went back and forth, with the intensity in the arena rose.

The Pacers had six players in two figures. Haliburton had 26 points and Turner added 21. Aaron Nesmith ended at 19 and TJ McConnell had 18 from the bank. Aaron Nembhard had 15 and Pascal Siakam 10. – Shakeia Taylor

Milwaukee sank from the sloppy game to close the game

After playing on the heels for a large part of this series, the Bucks started with game 5 with physical change defense on the Pacers. Indiana struggled with the physicality of the goats and could not find an offensive rhythm to start the game, but fought back into play and only stayed six points in half.

In the second half, the Pacers only took three minutes to take a guided tour and start, which turned into a back and forth fight. Finally, the lead changed the owner 12 times and the number of points was tied on 10 separate occasions, even when it went to overtime after Antetocounmpo missed a fadeaway jumper at the Summer with the Summer with the Summer.

And then Trent passed. The Bucks's start-up guard started four 3-pointer in overtime, including several competitive looks. He scored eight of his last nine 3 Series for the game and almost solved the excretion for the goats with a massive overtime period, but the goats turned it twice in the last 30 seconds and gave away the game to close it. Milwaukees sloppy game to close the game to the game, handed over the Pacers. – Eric Gehm

This story is updated.

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