13-man rotation! The Pacers stood out with a new magic weapon, 23 minutes and 20 free throws in two games, and were more ruthless than Harden

On May 30, although the Pacers lost, they had already shown their terrifying strength. They stood up with one magic weapon in one game, and the character players played better than the opponent's super giant. There is probably no seventh game in the series.

Pacers lost to the New York Knicks away and had to play another 6th in the Eastern Conference Finals. However, although the Pacers did not win this game, their terrifying strength has been clearly reflected. Although they lost the game, if this series continues, the Pacers will eventually become the winner of the Eastern Conference.

Although they lost to the New York Knicks away, they still kept the lead 3:2 now. Although this game doesn't work, they lose, but the Pacers' strength has been clearly reflected, because in an East District final, the team actually used 13 people rotations in a crazy way.

In this kind of game, you can use 13 people to rotate. Can you imagine how deep their lineup is and how many people can play? Everyone is brave enough to compete for the first place, and there is something even more terrifying. The Pacers often stand up in every game. People outside the Knicks game principles and game plans don’t know who will explode before every game, which is so scary.

Siakam broke out with 39 points, Turner scored 14 points in a single quarter, Halliburton's 30-plus super triple-double had no mistakes in the last game. In the first game, Nesmith had 6 consecutive three-pointers in 5 minutes. As a result, in the fifth game of this game, the Pacers stood up and made another Mathering. This guy played crazy for another 24 minutes, 6 of 10 shots and 9 of 9 free throws and scoring 23 points and 8 rebounds.

Matherin scored a total of 43 points in the last two games, and he got a full 20 free throw opportunities and scored 19 free throws. These two games were fined 20 goals in 35 minutes, and this is just a substitute for the Pacers. What's even more scary is that Matherin didn't have a chance in the first three games. He scored 9 points in Game 1, 0 points in Game 2, 2 points in Game 3, and 11 points in the first three games. He scored 43 points in the last two games. This team is really a soldier for the whole nation. You don’t know who can suddenly stand up. This one broke out today and that one broke out tomorrow. How can the opponent defend against it? This is the most scary place.

12 players rotated to lose, and there were constant new surprises on the bench. Who should the Knicks focus on defending against in the next game? Are you defending Turnerciakam or Halliburton Nesmith? Or is it Matherintopin? The scoring point is too terrifying and the lineup is too thick. If this kind of performance continues, the Pacers should be able to defend their home court in Game 6 of the next game, because it is difficult for the Knicks to limit everyone in this team, and Halliburton cannot score another 8 points at his home court.