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Pacers' Aaron Nesmith joins Steph Curry on the NBA list after game 1 against Knicks

Pacers' Aaron Nesmith joins Steph Curry on the NBA list after game 1 against Knicks

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The final of the NBA conference is underway, with game 1 between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Minnesota Timberwolves was completed on Tuesday evening with a thunder victory. Wednesday marks the beginning of the Eastern Conference final, with the New York Knicks organizing the Indiana Pacers. Game 1, a remaining from the 2024 playoffs, was probably the best game of the playoffs.

With 58.1 seconds in the game, the kinks were nine points, but the Pacers just didn't give up. After a few clutch games by Tyrese Haliburton and Aaron Nesmith, the Pacers bound the game in Summer to send it to the extension, and finally won the victory of 138-135. As an outstanding performance by Nesmith, he joined one of the sizes of the NBA on an exclusive list.

Nesmith connected to six three-point pointers in the fourth quarter and was only the sixth player in NBA history in the post-season. This list contains Bojan Bogdanovic, Devin Booker, Damian Lillard, Michael Porter Jr. and Golden State Warrior Superstar Steph Curry. Nesmith may not be the most striking name in the NBA, but it made the difference on Wednesday evening.

He ended the game with 30 points and had eight of his nine attempts from beyond the arch. While it is usually a dynamic between Haliburton and Pascal Siakam, Nesmith climbed to achieve an angry victory for Indiana.

While the Pacers have a strong performance, they hope that they will consistently shoot the rest of the series from him and be able to put themselves in a position to achieve the NBA final for the first time since 2000 when they lost to Los Angeles Lakers.

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