Indiana Pacers beat New York Knicks 102-90
The Indiana Pacers have won their final home game of the regular season by beating the New York Knicks 102-90.
The first quarter of the Tuesday game at Bankers Life Fieldhouse saw the visitors as the better side and Arron Afflalo’s deep 3-pointer at the buzzer gave New York a 36-29 lead at the end of it.
The home side staged a come back in the second frame to win all the remaining quarters. They first won 24-18 but still trailed 54-53 at halftime. Paul George moved the Pacers in front with a mid-range jumper which made it 57-56. George had 19 points in the contest.
The Pacers went on to win the third frame 26-16 to lead by 9 points before the last quarter began. Indiana were victorious 23-20 in the final frame as well and sealed a 12 point win before heading to playoffs.
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