The Indiana Pacers will have another opportunity to hit their ticket to the NBA finals.
The Pacers will return home in Gainbridge Fieldhouse for game 6 of the East Conference finals against the New York Knicks on Saturday, whom they lead in the series 3-2.
Indiana comes from a defeat for game 5 111-94 against New York, where Jalen Brunson presented a dominant 32-point performance, followed by the 24 Karl-Anthony Towns and 13 rebounds to force a game 6.
On Saturday it could possibly become a repetition of the East 2000 conference finals, where the Pacers defeated the 93-80 Knicks in game 6 to advance to the NBA finals, where they faced the Los Angeles Lakers.
New York collected a victory over Indiana during game 3, the first game of the series in Indiana, where the Knicks completed a return of 20 points led by the 24 points of Towns and 15 rebounds.
The Knicks will seek to trust great performances of their great men, Towns and Mitchell Robinson, and the stellar power of Brunson to stay alive.
Brunson has scored 189 points of the units, the third majority of the points scored of units in a single postseason, according to ESPN Research.
Will Indiana move forward to face the thunder of Oklahoma City for the Larry O'Brien trophy or can it force a game 7? Follow together with live updates, the most prominent aspects and the best moments.
