Indiana Pacers at New York Knicks (game 2)

Towns was a nature violence in New York's surprising game 1 against the Pacers and brought 35 points with an efficient 11-from-17 shootout, including 4 out of 8 from Deep. He also showed a remarkable discipline at the defensive end and kept his fouls in chess – an area that was a thorn in his side in the playoffs. Since Myles gymnast spends a large part of its time in the circumference, the cities in game 2 should keep out bad problems again and create the stage for a further excursion with high use.

If the Knicks also have the series, your second best player has to go to work. Kat was in two out of three regular season with Indiana at the top of this score, which scored 21, 30 and 40 points.

The Pacers simply do not have a big man who is agile or physical enough to curb cities near the edge – and if he stays hot of great reach, he is prepared to dominate 2 in a Pivotal game 2 in Madison Square Garden.

The Indiana Pacers have tacitly put together one of the most dynamic second units of the NBA, which are perfectly tailored to support their offensive style at high speed. Since Indiana presses the pace with a blasty installment -the third in the playoff at 99.03 possessions per game -its depth has become a tactical capital that is often overlooked on the prop -competition.

A name about circle: Obi Toppin. The cross-spring striker brings vertical explosiveness and relentless hustle and bustle in his limited soil period, especially in transition and pick-and-roll actions, where he can rise through the defenders. The combined points, rebounds and assists (PRA) from Toppins (PRA) is currently 12.5 – a number that he put in the shade in 12 of his last 15 street appearances. Against his former team, the Knicks, he released the same sum in 10 of her last 13 meetings and gave his already energetic piece of additional narrative juice. In view of its familiarity with the garden and the need of the Pacers after a spark of the bank, this line feels ripe for exploitation.

The Pacers leaned against their bank strongly in game 1, with the reserves held decisive minutes on the route and in overtime. Andrew Nembhard, limited by bad difficulties, saw only five minutes in the fourth quarter, but played the entire overtime period – during the additional frame in 7 of its 15 total points. Without Tyrese Haliburton's incredibly happy Summer -Beater to send game 1 into extra time, Nembhard would not have decreased.

Despite his critical role in the Pacers victory, Nembard remains the fifth option in Indiana's offensive chopping regulations, and its prospects for evaluation are anything but reliable. Historically speaking, Nembhard has difficulty finding his rhythm against the Knicks, and has not exceeded this projected point in four of his eight playoff meetings with New York in the last two post -seasons. In two regular seasonal competitions against the Knicks this year, he only achieved 2 and 8 points and underlined the hard fight, which he is exposed to a stingy New York defense. Since Myles gymnast is implemented again in the critical minutes in the fourth quarter, Nembhard's goal ceiling can be covered again.

OG Anunoby underwhelmed the boards in the boards this season and moved five or fewer rebounds into 58 out of 87 competitions (66.7%) with a modest average of 4.8 per game. His numbers continue to appear even if they share the floor with Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns, in 44 out of 63 games (69.8%) no more than five rebounds and only 4.7 on average. Anunoby corrected less than five boards in three games in a row against the Pacers and achieved only 2.3 rebounds on average with 5.3 options.

The trend continues in the playoffs, and Anunoby exceeds this rebound line in only 4 out of 13 games (30.7%). With glass cleaning specialists such as Towns, Mitchell Robinson and Josh Hart, all of whom are fighting for boards, Anunoby expect to concentrate on gate and defense and at the same time remain his rebounding prop.

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