The Eastern Conference is so exciting! This is the NBA playoffs we want to watch!

After a fantastic and epic game, the Eastern Conference Finals finally had to return to normal track for analysis.

After all, you can't ask Nesmith to "open plug-ins" every game. Please invite McGrady's moment in the God-inviting event, right? What happens normally cannot be called a miracle. For the Knicks, losing such a ball that should have been won is very hurt. This reminds them: beat the opponent to death, not to knock them down.

Since the 1996-97 season, the teams that were more than 7 points behind in the last 50 seconds of the playoffs, with a record of 4 wins and 1,702 losses.

The horror is that the Pacers have won three of them, and they were all achieved this season.

While feeling that they are evil, don't forget to ask: "How did the Knicks G1 lead the 17 points at one time come from?"

The answer is the physical advantage of the counterpoint.

Anunobi, Bridges, Hart and others have settled the defending champion Celtics' double-team, so Thibodeau looks forward to using these forward gates to "tie" Siakam. (Note that the first game is talking about, Sika is very awkward)

Pacers have many guards, are weak, and have insufficient wings, so they are exposed very clearly.

In terms of physical ability, there is no doubt that New York has the advantage.

But...Pacers are accurate, so many people can play ball!

The last 3 and a half points and overtime totaled 8 and a half points in the game time. Who can bear this?

Both teams can play in the five-in-one lineup, and the offense will be smoother, so everyone can watch it better than the Western Conference Finals.

But as I wrote after the first game, the Knicks cannot play basketball with the Pacers at this rhythm. There are 10 players in rotation, and 10 players can shoot three-pointers. Do you win with a high score?

Playoffs, a battle of rhythm.

You must drag it into the quagmire and use more physical damage to the New York style and have a chance.

East Finals 2nd.

The Knicks fell to their last moment.

Speaking of critical moments (the last 5 minutes, the difference is within 5 points), the Pacers have not lost the playoffs.

Before today's game, the Pacers won 6 wins and 0 losses at critical moments this year, ranking first in the league.

Timberwolves won 4 wins and second place, Warriors won 3 wins and 1 lost third place, Knicks won 6 wins and 3 lost fourth place, and Thunders won 4 wins and 2 lost fifth place.

Another data, so far in the playoffs, the Pacers won all the games with more than 104 points. They averaged 119.5 points per game, with a three-point shooting percentage of up to 40.6%.

Today, the Knicks lost 114 points.

So, the law continues. What makes walking walkers awesome is that they seem to be a key person.

The last game was Nesmith and Harry, and today it was Sika's turn to become the God of War Card directly.

Siakam opened fire in the first quarter, scored 16 points in the first quarter, played in 32 minutes, made 15 of 23 shots, 3 of 5 three-pointers, and 6 of 8 free throws. He scored a career-high 39 points plus 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 1 break, plus and negative value +16.

When writing about walkers, I often use a sentence: You don’t know which clouds in their way will rain.

So from the opponent's perspective, the key point cannot be found.

Who will break out in the next game? Turner? Mathering? Nemhard?

I really don't know.

All I know is that the Pacers returned to Indiana with a 2-0 score, and the situation was very good.

All I know is that the Eastern Conference is exciting.

We have hit two consecutive games until our hearts are accelerating. There is no discussion of referee whistle or free throws. Whoever is awesome will shoot the ball in. This is what basketball should look like in the playoffs.

All I know is that if you really like basketball, then the Pacers' game philosophy deserves everyone's respect.

Four of the five they started were traded, and the remaining one was called Myers Turner, who once teased himself in his own article: "I have been on the shelves for six years."

After watching this year's playoffs, I was really attracted by the Pacers' game temperament and content. If you love basketball instead of just liking stars, you will also like Pacers.

In this unpopular team, I see the team, selfless, pure, and responsible.

In today's post-match interview, Siakam repeated:

"Our team doesn't care who scores more points, just win."

This is definitely not a show-off after getting high scores, Pacers basketball, that's it.