See how the Pacers change their fate against the will of heaven and defeat the number one in the Eastern Conference!

The East's first Cleveland Cavaliers, who returned to their home court, have no choice but to retreat. They are behind 1:3 in the NBA Eastern Conference Semi-finals series with the Eastern Power Pacers. This is a game they have to win or the Cavaliers will end the journey of the season. As an opponent, the Pacers do not want to give up this once-in-a-lifetime team opportunity. They will win this game and advance to the Eastern Conference Finals first. So who will win this game? Let's briefly review this game together: At the beginning of the game, the two teams quickly fell into a fight, the Pacers blossomed at multiple points, the Cavaliers responded strongly with shots and free throws in the inside, the Pacers suddenly cut off power, and the Cavaliers made a 12-2 attack wave to widen the score difference to double digits. In the second quarter, the Cavaliers continued to expand their lead. The Pacers fired a 16-4 attack wave from the outside and fought back to stop the Cavaliers. Halliburton used a magic three-pointer and four-combo to quickly approach the score. After halftime, the Pacers were behind the Cavaliers 52-56.

Returned from a short halftime break, the Pacers quickly overtook 3 three-pointers, the Cavaliers' offensive end stagnated, the Pacers continued to exert force to widen the gap to double digits, and Mitchell returned to the locker room due to injury. In the last quarter, Mitchell scored only 1 point away from the three-pointer. The Pacers stabilized the situation 8-0 with a wave of 8. Mitchell made a three-pointer and struggled to survive. Turner killed the game with three-pointer. In the end, the Pacers won the Cavaliers 114-105 and advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals with a total score of 4-1. After the

game ended, the Pacers finally won the Cavaliers in the regular season, the first in the Eastern Conference. In the end, it was a big and small unpopular one. So how do walkers change their destiny against the will of heaven and change their destiny? What are the following? It mainly relies on the three combat policies formulated by Pacers head coach Carlisle.

First: Dual-core driver for the team inside and outside. The Pacers' team building idea is that Halliburton is the dual-core driving force for the team's brain and Siakam is the attacking weapon on the front line. In this game, magician Halliburton scored 31 points and 8 assists. Not only did he score high points, he could revitalize the entire team, but he sorted out the Pacers' offense in an orderly manner. As a forward vanguard, Siakam scored 21 points and 8 rebounds. Most of his scores were real strong points, especially when the score was closer, Siakam's mid-range and breakthrough in the inside were the team's most trusted scoring methods.

2: Pacers use a team basketball game with a rotation of ten people. Unlike the eight-player rotation style used by most playoff balls, the Pacers have created an unprecedented Pacers team in the championship head coach. This is a multi-player rotation team. Whether it is Brian on the bench or Toppin, they can play the value of their role players as long as they play. Their appearance always maintained the intensity of the game, and the Cavaliers, the number one in the East, were always following the pace of the Pacers' game. The continuous sprint and running back and forth also caused the main physical fitness of the Cavaliers to be greatly damaged. The point worth noting is that the Pacers' assists are as high as 26, which is a true example of team basketball. Therefore, it is not surprising that the Cavaliers lost the game.

3: Fully prepared at the tactical level and targeted. The Cavaliers are definitely not a futile reputation for being the number one in the Eastern Conference this season. Mitchell and Garland have strong offensive firepower, while Allen and Mobley defend the inside can be said to be as stable as Mount Tai. Therefore, in order to win the Cavaliers, Carlisle formulates a targeted tactic: speed up. The Pacers' offense emphasizes conversion offense and constantly speeding up, making the Cavaliers' inside big man overwhelmed. At the same time, it constantly impacts the inside line and causes damage, destroying the Knight's inside tower. In this way, the Cavaliers lose their height advantage in the inside line. During the game, the Cavaliers had to give up the center and play in a small lineup, but the Pacers robbed the rebound in the inside. This has to be said, again, the head coach Carlisle's tactical victory.

Congratulations to the Pacers for advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals first. They will lead the battle, the winner between the Knicks and the Celtics.