21 points inside and outside, where is the Pacers winning? Harden has developed a enhanced version, and the gentleman has swept it

The second game between the Pacers and the Cavaliers can be said to be quite critical for both sides. We all saw the final result, and the Cavaliers lost again. As for this game, it really surprised everyone and refreshed everyone's understanding of the Cavaliers. From the Pacers' perspective, this game once again played its own characteristics. 21 points inside and outside, where is the Pacers winning? Harden has developed a enhanced version of Harden, and the gentleman has to sweep it.

If you want to say whether the Cavaliers have an advantage in the game, of course there are advantages. When they were the most ahead, they reached 20 points. As a result, we all saw it and were eventually reversed by the Pacers. The Pacers went from being 20 points behind to winning 1 point, which can be said to be crazy, and 21 points inside and outside are also very quenching their thirst. In fact, this is the game. In front of the Pacers, a team with fierce scoring and firepower, it is really unstable to lead by 20 points. This game once again tells everyone this.

So where does the Pacers win? First, I have practiced a enhanced version of Harden. The Pacers' ability to win has the most direct relationship with Halliburton. Halliburton can be said to be the enhanced version of Harden. Halliburton not only passes, but also has a stable three-pointer, but also controls mistakes. Halliburton is gradually becoming a superstar. After playing the playoffs this year, he will definitely enter the ranks of super giants, and it is indeed time.

Second, bring the game to your own pace. Pacers and Cavaliers, both teams actually advocate scoring. So when these two teams meet, it will not be a slow-paced game, nor will it be a low-scoring game. The Pacers can reverse it, but in fact, drag the game to their favorite rhythm. In this game, six Pacers scored in double digits, and scorers were everywhere, showing the team's playing style and temperament, which everyone sees.

Third, long rotation gets rewarded. The Pacers are also playing long rotations in the playoffs, and even used the 11th man in this game. As for this long rotation, it also paid off, giving the team's main players enough time to rest. In fact, the playoffs are not constant. Carlisle is very flexible and deserves to be the champion coach. So, when playing with the Pacers, you also need to have such rotation, otherwise you will be dragged down.

Fourth, the Cavaliers lineup is incomplete. As for this matter, everyone has seen it, which is also an objective factor. Cavaliers Garland, Hunter, and Mobley did not play. The Cavaliers lacked three main players, and the rotation was tight. However, in the next game, the Cavaliers must have the full main lineup. Of course, for the Pacers, as long as you win one of the next two home courts, it will basically be a gentleman sweep.