The Pacers had bad news ahead of the NBA playoffs Eastern Conference Finals G4 that the Savior was injured in the first game

The Pacers took a 2-1 series lead over the Knicks in the Eastern Conference Championship of the NBA playoffs, but the bad news came out before Game 4 began, and the main forward was in the lineupAaron NesmithBecause of a sprained ankle, I am not sure if I will be able to play in the next fight.

Nesmith (center) has a sprained ankle and may not know until G4 is ready to play.

NesmithIt was in the third quarter of Game 3 that he twisted his ankle when he was helped off the court for treatment, but returned to the game in the final quarter and played the remainder of the game. Pacers head coach Carlisle revealed in an interview that after Nesmith got up on the 27th, he felt ankle soreness as expected, and he is currently uncertain whether he will be able to play in Game 4, and it is likely that a decision will not be made until before the game.

As the main forward of the Pacers, Nesmith played 13 games in the playoffs, all of which were starts, and averaged 15.1 points and 6.2 rebounds, shooting 52% overall and 54% from three-point range.

It is worth mentioning that in the fourth quarter of Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Championship Game of the NBA playoffs, Nesmith alone made 6 three-pointers, which not only tied the league record, but also was one of the key figures that the Pacers could complete a shocking comeback.