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When Caruso wasn’t in the game to deter it, the drive-and-kick game was working. But the Pacers couldn’t knock down open or lightly contested 3s. They finished 11 of 36 (30.6%) on 3s.
The good news is that they’ve found a recipe for offensive success against the Thunder, something no team has done with any consistency this postseason. The Pacers’ entire rotation consists of players not afraid to take catch-and-shoot jumpers, they have Haliburton to lead the offense and Siakam to bully mismatches both big and small. Haliburton was more aggressive getting into the lane this game and got his first three free throw attempts of the NBA Finals. He could’ve had a few more with his aggression late in the game with a friendlier whistle.
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