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Pascal Siakam leads Pacers to Jap Convention Finals Recreation 2 win as co-star Haliburton struggles
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Pascal Siakam leads Pacers to Jap Convention Finals Recreation 2 win as co-star Haliburton struggles

Last updated: May 24, 2025 3:13 am
Editorial Board Published May 24, 2025
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Recreation 1 of the Jap Convention Finals spotlighted Aaron Nesmith’s insane three-point outburst and Tyrese Haliburton’s clutch buzzer-beater en path to a surprising win.

In Friday’s Recreation 2, it was all Pascal Siakam for the Indiana Pacers.

Siakam had his manner with the Knicks’ protection all evening, recording 39 factors, 4 rebounds and three assists. He made 15 of 23 photographs, together with three made photographs from downtown.

His heroics have been essential in a recreation teammate Tyrese Haliburton carried out inefficiently for many of the evening: 14 factors on 5-of-16 capturing to associate with 11 assists and eight rebounds.

And extra importantly, it helped put the Pacers in a 2-0 sequence lead with the Jap Convention Finals headed to Indiana for Recreation 3 on Sunday.

The star ahead did his harm everywhere in the court docket: He ran the ground, knocked down three-pointers and made opponents look small within the publish.

With the Knicks gripping for all times down the stretch, the previous Raptor went to work once more. As he does so typically after a Haliburton rebound, Siakam sprinted the ground to get by Knicks ahead Mikal Bridges. The star acquired the go from Haliburton and transformed on a fastbreak layup, which was his thirty ninth level, a playoff career-high.

The bucket stretched the Pacer result in 10 with 2:30 remaining, a cushion simply sufficient to maintain the hungry Knicks away.

The Knicks, although, managed to get inside some extent with 14.2 seconds remaining after Josh Hart’s layup. However a foul on the following inbounds play by Jalen Brunson put Nesmith on the road.

Brunson later missed a possible game-tying jumper to tie the sport.

From there, it was all however over.

Siakam’s barrage began early within the first when he recorded his group’s first 11 factors himself. He ultimately completed the opening interval with 16 factors on 6-of-9 capturing from the sphere.

Then it continued within the second and third quarter as poured in 16 extra factors as each groups traded baskets.

He then added seven extra within the remaining interval to tie for the seventh most factors in Pacers playoff historical past.

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