Halftime Rewind: Pacers 45, Knicks 61

A Tale of Two Halves: Pacers Struggle, Knicks Dominate in First Half

The Indiana Pacers and New York Knicks played a game of two halves on Wednesday night, with the Knicks taking a commanding 61-45 lead at the break. The Pacers, who entered the game with a 3-1 record, were simply outplayed by the Knicks in the first half, shooting just 35.3% from the field and committing 10 turnovers. The Knicks, meanwhile, shot 52.4% from the field and forced the Pacers into 15 turnovers.

Pacers' Struggles: Cold Shooting, Sloppy Play

The Pacers' struggles in the first half were evident in their shooting and ball handling. They shot just 18-of-51 from the field, including 3-of-15 from three-point range. They also committed 10 turnovers, leading to easy baskets for the Knicks.

Knicks' Dominance: Balanced Scoring, Stifling Defense

On the other side of the ball, the Knicks were clicking on all cylinders. They had five players score in double figures, led by Julius Randle's 15 points. They also held the Pacers to just 45 points, forcing them into tough shots and limiting their second-chance opportunities.

Looking Ahead: Pacers Need to Make Adjustments

The Pacers will need to make some adjustments if they want to turn things around in the second half. They need to improve their shooting, take care of the basketball, and find a way to slow down the Knicks' offense. If they can do those things, they have a chance to get back in the game.

Knicks Look to Continue Momentum

The Knicks, meanwhile, will look to continue their momentum in the second half. They have a chance to win their fourth straight game and improve their record to 4-1. If they can keep playing the way they did in the first half, they have a good chance of doing so.