The Pacers are on the verge of a life-and-death battle! The list of G6 referees is released, and the experts list the three keys to victory

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2024-05-18 05:42Posted in Fujian Sports Creators

On May 18, Beijing time, the Pacers hosted the Knicks and ushered in a life-and-death battle. They are currently down 2-3 on aggregate, and if the Pacers lose this game, they will be eliminated from the tournament.

The Pacers' official social media posted that the arena before the game has become a sea of gold. Indian City expert Buckner listed the three keys to victory for the Pacers in this game -

1. Limit Brunson from the very beginning of the game. In the first five games, Brunson averaged 32 points, 3 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game. He's the engine of the Knicks, and if you want to beat the Knicks, you have to limit Brunson. The Pacers won two games, averaging just 22 points per game and 2-of-11 three-pointers.

2. Play with fearless energy. The Knicks are a tough team, and the Pacers must use home-court advantage to overwhelm each other in terms of energy.

3. Defense, rebounding, fast break. The Pacers are a team with a lot of offensive efficiency, and it takes more and higher quality defensive counterattacks to destroy the Knicks' system.

Before the game, the NBA officially announced the key G6 referee arrangements. The referee was referee No. 15 Zach Dhaba, the other two referees were referee No. 10 John Goble and referee No. 16 David Guthri.

The data shows that in the games played by Zaba this season, the Pacers are 1-1 and the Knicks are 3-5; The Pacers are 1-2 in Goble's whistle game, and he hasn't played a Knicks game before this season. In the game under Guthrie, the Pacers went 1-0 and the Knicks went 1-1. Overall, the three referees are 3-3 in the game against the Pacers and 4-6 in the game against the Knicks.

ESPN also gave the latest win probability prediction, with the Knicks at 44.6% and the Pacers at 55.4%, with the Pacers playing at home being more favored. Will this series be dragged into a tiebreaker? Let's wait and see.

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