G5 Knicks 111-94 Pacers, Player rating: 2 full marks, 6 passes, 2 down

NBA Finals Eastern Conference Finals G5, the Knicks beat the Pacers 111-94. In this game, the Knicks played very lethal in the first three quarters, all of which were widening the score gap, and they were able to maintain their advantage in the last quarter, and finally won steadily.

Two players in the game were full scores, and Towns hit 24+13. His strategy in this game was very clear, which was to hit the basket, give enough lethality, and show 2+1 many times. This kind of toughness is what he should maintain, and it is also the tactic that the Knicks must adhere to. Brunson scored 32+5+5 efficiently in 12 of 18 shots. He scored 30 points in the first and third quarters to help widen the score gap. Of course, Brunson's biggest trouble is instability. Fortunately, the shooting rate is good enough today, and it is not bad to widen the score difference in advance.

Bridges, Robinson, Hart, Shamet, Achuwa and McBride are all passing performances. Bridges has 12 points, 3 rebounds, 5 assists and 1 steal. He is still the team's basic base, but three-pointers are not accurate. Fortunately, he has performed well in other aspects. Robinson scored 3 of 3 points, 6 rebounds, 1 steal and 2 blocks, and was able to defend and make a makeover, giving enough driving to the inside. Hart scored 12 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals. His rebounding sensitivity is really good, and his scoring contribution is good, and his defensive end is full of enthusiasm.

Shamet is also a player worthy of recognition. He contributed 5 points, 1 rebound and 1 break in 14 minutes. Although the data is not very eye-catching, the output given by the defensive end is full and the offense can still score. He can continue to be reused. Aqiuwa scored 2 points, 1 rebound and 1 break in 6 minutes. His effect is good, so he should be able to play for about 10 minutes, right? At least have the strength to rotate.

Wright and Anunobi are both depressed. Wright scored 0 points in 4 shots, just like sleepwalking, and he could not give any output. Anunobi made 3 of 14 and 1 of 7 three-pointers, which directly pulled the big one in this game. Even if the defense is OK, I hope the game will recover. He needs to get into the basket as much as possible and stop shooting.