Unfortunately, my first half over fell short by a point, they got it going early in the second quarter and I thought it would hit with how the live totals hovered around 120+ points. If only the team totals were available I should've taken those instead of the total for both teams.
The series have been a game of twists and turns, the momentum keeps swinging from one team to another, it really doesn't look like a series that should have ended up with a sweep, because the series result doesn't depict the real story of what transpired in the matches, Indiana Pacers could easily have won 2-3 of the 4 games, they outplayed the Boston Celtics for most of the series, even tonight to imo, just like game 3, and game 1, these are all games in which the Pacers could have won, but their lack of match closing ability have cost them dearly in this series. However, I think no one expected them to have made it this so far, and to be honest they really do deserve to be in the conference finals.
Andrew Nembhard with another monster performance, it's almost as though Tyrese Haliburton have been the one limiting the young lad's impacts and abilities.
Yup, if they just played well in the final few minutes of those games I agree that they might win those thress games but just the same with your statement, they deserves it and for sure they needed to have that good adjustments and learned from what those mistakes that they've done, they got the chance to play for the finals just fell short for the world title.
Congrats to those who managed to take profits from this series, let see if what will happen to the other side, if Dallas will also make that statement and sweep the Wolves, or, if Wolves will extend the series.