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D.Sabonis scored 18 points in 38 minutes (7/10 doubles, 0/2 trit., 4/7 penalty shots), bounced 5 balls, made 6 assists, intercepted the ball, blocked the shot, made an error and 2 times offended.
When the Lithuanian was on the field, the Pacers scored 5 fewer points than the Cavs.
TJMcConnellis’ historic match: He hit a triple-double and seized a double-digit number of balls.
The defender scored 16 points, made 13 assists and stole 10 balls.
A total of five basketball players have made a triple-double in NBA history, counting points, passes and interceptions. The last time Mookie Blaylock did this was in 1998.
Already in the first half of the game, TJMcConnellis had taken more than 9 balls, an all-time NBA record.
The best achievement in the league in history: 11 interceptions per game. This was done by Kendall Gill in 1999 and Larry Kenon in 1976.
“The guys bathed me in water after the game, but I don’t remember much of that because it was cold,” TJMcConnell laughed after the game. “It wasn’t fun, but it was, if it at least sounds a bit logical.”
In the third quarter, the Pacers were 19 points behind (62:81), but broke the game and finished a four-game series that they lost in a row.
The Indianapolis team took the lead after Justin Holiday’s three-point lead with 1:18 to play.
Collin Sexton scored 32 points for the losers and had 10 assists.
The next game will be played by the Pacers on Thursday when they host the Denver Nuggets at home.
“Cavaliers”: C. Sexton 32 (ed. 10), D. Wade and J. Allen after 17, D. Garland 16, J. McGee 10.
“Markers”: M.Brogdonas 29, D. Sabonis 18, TJMcConnellis 16 (13 rez. Perd., 10 by. Kam.), D.McDermottas ir M. Turneris po 12, J. Lambas 11.
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