In a war of attrition, Indiana won the Mother’s Day Massacre. But just because they made light work of the Knicks doesn’t mean they’re going to take the Knicks lightly.
In a war of attrition, Indiana won the Mother’s Day Massacre.
The Pacers rolled to a 121-89 laugher in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference semis.
But just because they made light work of the Knicks doesn’t mean they’re going to take the Knicks lightly.
“It’s obviously great to take care of home court. Enjoy it now,” said T.J. McConnell, who had 15 points and 10 assists. “But as soon as we leave this building we’ve got to flush it and move on and show maturity on that end, because what we’re walking into at MSG is going to be a hellacious crowd who they play really well in front of because it’s a great fan base. So we have to really be ready and locked in.”
Indiana had the sellout crowd of 17,274 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse electrified with its high-energy play.
