The Good: The Indiana Pacers started this game on a tear, jumping out to a 10-0 lead as Paul George led the way. Though they slowed down a bit, they remained up double-digits, at 25-15, after the first quarter as George
The Bad: The Pacers couldn’t not get a rebound to save their favorite puppy’s life in the middle quarters. The Miami Heat got 14 offensive boards on 32 missed FGAs in the second and third quarters, and this led to them taking 19 more shots than Indiana over 24 minutes. Yes. Miami nearly got an extra shot per minute in a sport that has a 24-second shot clock.