Pacers win the match point! Mitchell retreated with injury, double towers scored 12 points together, Sika 21+6, Matherin is too dirty

On May 12, the NBA playoffs continued. Today, the Pacers faced the challenge of the Cavaliers at home. Before this game, the Pacers led the Cavaliers 2-1 with a score of 22 points. However, after the Cavaliers returned to the core of the last game, they beat their opponents 22 points. The outside world is optimistic that the Cavaliers can win another game, but unexpectedly, this game became a one-sided situation. Let's talk about the game process first, and then talk about the players' performance.

Match Review:

The first quarter starts Halliburton and Nesmith scored 5 points in a combined score of 5 points for the Pacers to open up the situation. Mobley and Mitchell scored 5 points in a row with free throws. After that, the game entered the Pacers' rhythm. Turner and Sica led the team to a 9-0 climax. Allen made both free throws and stopped the bleeding. Topped scored 5 points in a row with free throws. After that, the Pacers' firepower remained unabated. Relying on multiple points to blossom, they further expanded their advantage. After the first quarter, the Pacers had already led by 15 points.

Sica scored 8 points in a row and led the team to a 10-1 climax. The team directly expanded its lead to more than 20 points. The Cavaliers were unable to score in their sports battles. Mitchell and Garland could only rely on free throws to respond, so the gap was getting bigger and bigger. Turner stood up later. He made three-pointers in a row to help the team expand its lead to more than 30 points. At the end of the quarter, Smith scored a buzzer-beating, and the Pacers led by 41 points at the end of the quarter.

The change of sides fought again and Mitchell did not play because of a calf strain. Because of the big score, both sides relaxed in this quarter and played against each other. Under the leadership of Sika, the Pacers once widened the score difference to 43 points. However, Carlisle had lost the suspense when he saw the game, and he also chose to let the core get off work as soon as possible. Later, the Cavaliers seized the opportunity and led by Garland. At the end of the three quarters, they narrowed the score difference to 32 points.

Due to the huge difference in scores, there was no suspense in the final quarter. In the end, the Cavaliers lost to the Pacers 109-129. The score between the two sides reached 3-1. Mitchell was also injured and the Cavaliers came to the edge of the cliff.

Mitchell was injured

Mitchell tried his best in this game. In order not to allow him to output violently like in the previous three games, the Pacers chose to let the players follow Mitchell in the whole game. After the pick-and-roll, there was even a bottom-line defender to make up for the defense. Mitchell did not get the chance to take it easily. In this situation, his teammates just need to seize the opportunity, but they still couldn't grasp it. He made 3 of 11 shots in this game and scored 12 points and 1 rebound.

Garland scored 21 points and 6 assists in this game. To be honest, his condition is better than not letting him come back. Facing high-intensity defense, he has a poor role on the offensive end, and his defensive end has become the target of opponents' roster. He is actually a bit similar to Lakers' Reeves. It is indeed very practical in the regular season, but he will be targeted in the playoffs. Mobley and Allen were locked by Sika and Turner in this game, and he did not get too many opportunities to take it easy. Mobley scored 10 points and 5 rebounds, and Allen scored 2 points and 2 rebounds.

The Pacers' purpose in this game was clear. In order to limit Mitchell, they emptied Struz in multiple rounds. They bet that Struz failed to make a shot. As a result, Struz scored 11 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists in 4 of 9 shots in the game. The Pacers are completely acceptable. Hunter was angered by Mathering in this game, and he was expelled from the court because of T. Young players should still learn to control their emotions.

Pacers bloomed more points

In this game, Pacers coach Carlisle showed his ability in coaching. Although Atkinson is the best coach of the year, Carlisle is a historical coach. Halliburton was strictly guarded by his opponent in this game. As a result, the Pacers rely on an excellent offensive system. Their role players bloomed more points and made smooth attacks. Friends who have seen the Nuggets and Thunder games now should have discovered that as long as the core of these two teams cannot be opened, their offense will stagnate.

In this game, Halliburton made 3 of 8 shots and scored 11 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists. The team's second in command, Sika, made 9 of 10 shots, scored 21 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists. I don't know whether Harry is the most overrated player, but Sika is definitely seriously underestimated. After all, he was the second scoring core of the championship team back then, and his ability was still very outstanding. Sometimes he played too selflessly. Sika was in an offense and defense combination. When he got him, the Pacers made a profit.

Turner made 7 of 13 shots in this game and scored 20 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists. Although he had never been selected as the All-Star, with the support of the system, Turner played better than the Double Tower. Nesmith scored 12 points and 4 assists, Nemhard scored 7 points, 3 rebounds and 7 assists, and Totel scored 20 points, 5 rebounds and 2 assists. Mathering is really dirty. He and Halliburton's father have brought a lot of negative impacts to the Pacers. Last season's Eastern Conference runner-up allowed everyone to see their strength, and they are still worth looking forward to this season.

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