In what could be dubbed “Monta Ellis’ Revenge: Part II“, the Pacers held the lead nearly the entire game thanks to an even-keeled effort by the entire team. Seven of the Pacers 10 players scored in double-digits, and just about every one of them made a significant impact.
Indiana was aggressive and got to the line 29 times, where they made 27 of their free throws while Dallas only had 18 trips.
While no one Pacer dominated the game, Paul George led the way with 20 points while Monta Ellis was close behind with his 17 points.