Myles Turner scored 23 points as one of the eight-digit players, and Indiana Paces received a 3-1 first round with a convincing 129-103 road victory against Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday night.
Andrew Nembhard scored 20 points and added 17 points, 15 assists and eight rebounds for Tyrese Haliburton Indiana. TJ McConnell scored 15 points, 14 points of Aaron Nesmith, Obi Toppin 13, and Pascal Siakam and Jarace Walker added 12 pieces for the fourth seed Pacers.
Indiana, 60.2 percent roasted from the field, while 39 of the range of 3-point range-39-and 50 baskets made 36 assists.
Giannis Anthetokounmpo recorded 28 points, 15 rebounds and six assists for the fifth seed Bucks. Kevin Porter Jr. He added 23 points and the reserve added 14 for Bobby Portis Milwaukeee.
The game is at Indianapolis on Tuesday night. Pacers will want to eliminate Milwaukee in the first round for the second flat season.
Bucks shook the white flag when they took Antetokounmpo to 4:44 Sol and Indiana 22.
Milwaukee star Damian Lillard, in the middle of the first quarter, potentially a serious lower leg injury.
After his defeat, Lillard fell to the ground and immediately caught the leg and could not get up. In the period 5:57 left behind and two assists and two rebounds remained without a score.
This was Lillard’s third game since he returned from being a blood clot in his right leg.
Milwaukee, 37 people behind the back of the field hit 41.6 percent.
Indiana, in the third quarter of the field 68.2 percent (22) (22) 11 to 101-84 circuit increase increased. Anthetokounmpo scored 18 points for Bucks in a quarter.
Milwaukee was left behind by Anthetokounmpo in 90-81 in two free throws. Pacers, Toppin’s fast break with the arrangement of 0.2 seconds left.
Indiana continued by throwing nine of the first 13 points in the fourth quarter. Toppin’s Jumper made the remaining 110-88 9:50 and asked Bucks Coach Doch Rivers to call a wild time-out.
Bucks stayed in 5:57 after Porter’s basket. After an Indiana time-out, Nembhard 3-Emptied the Officers, Siakam scored the interior and Nembhard, 4:32.
Turner scored 14 points in the first half to help Pacers take ahead 63-52 during the break. Porter had 15 in half for Milwaukee.
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