Pacers surprisingly match up well with Boston. Boston however poured in 3’s and their maturity and poise had them capitalize on Pacers inexperience and horrible turn overs
Pacers surprisingly match up well with Boston. Boston however poured in 3’s and their maturity and poise had them capitalize on Pacers inexperience and horrible turn overs
Pacers surprisingly match up well with Boston. Boston however poured in 3’s and their maturity and poise had them capitalize on Pacers inexperience and horrible turn overs
I wasn't on the forum last night; it was too intense to be watching the game on TV. Still, I think we all saw the same thing: the factors that make the Pacers so dangerous can also bite them when everything doesn't go right.
Haliburton's natural athleticism and grace can make those Magic Johnson-like passes possible and allow him those teflon glides through the lane where no one touches him on the way to a layup. But when he's off by a millisecond, it can result in a game-killing turnover. Nembhard can kill you with a nothing-but-net three, or lose a game by throwing the ball away. A Pacers game is like an extended home run hitter's at-bat: it's either a strikeout or a grand slam.
As to Myles Turner, he's much more valuable playing as a forward than as a center, which is how they tried to use him in years past.
I wasn't on the forum last night; it was too intense to be watching the game on TV. Still, I think we all saw the same thing: the factors that make the Pacers so dangerous can also bite them when everything doesn't go right.
Haliburton's natural athleticism and grace can make those Magic Johnson-like passes possible and allow him those teflon glides through the lane where no one touches him on the way to a layup. But when he's off by a millisecond, it can result in a game-killing turnover. Nembhard can kill you with a nothing-but-net three, or lose a game by throwing the ball away. A Pacers game is like an extended home run hitter's at-bat: it's either a strikeout or a grand slam.
As to Myles Turner, he's much more valuable playing as a forward than as a center, which is how they tried to use him in years past.
Pacerrs might not make it to the Big Dance but the experience and maturity they will bring back next year will reap rewards IMO. They are truly an exciting team to watch
Tonight will be another show of two very good teams
I still have to bet Wolves but I have to admit that Doncic and Kyrie are playing a very solid playoffs