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from AI an interesting point of view:

• Pacers won the rebounding battle 56–39 overall en.as.com+15pacers.com+15rg.org+15.

• Specifically, in the second half, Indiana grabbed 9 offensive rebounds—key possessions that shifted momentum .

• Siakam recorded a 19-point, 10-rebound double-double, crashing the boards continuously

• Turner added 9 rebounds and 3 blocks, altering shots and controlling the interior

• Thunder removed their primary big men, Chet Holmgren and Isaiah Hartenstein, down the stretch.

• Without them, OKC was outmatched on the glass—Pacers crushed them with smaller, scrappier lineups

• r/nba noted: “Pacers shot 57?% on their threes when Hartenstein was on floor… but they outrebounded OKC by 19 when he was off.”

• OKC’s perimeter defense choice—keeping Hartenstein on court—opened Indiana's corner 3s but surrendered rebounds.

• When OKC switched to small-ball, Indiana out-rebounded them 56–39, capitalizing on that mismatch

• Indiana played for second chances late—more hustle, more tipped-tip rebounds.

• OKC, defending a lead, chose quickness over rebounding depth, and paid the price.

In short, the rebound disparity was a Pelican-planned strategy by Indiana combined with a Thunder gamble on spacing that unintentionally cost them control of the glass.

• Bring back a big man late—to secure rebounds without sacrificing spacing.

• Balance on-court lineup based on matchup: if Indiana has size, don’t go too small.

• Emphasize cleaning up the glass especially on the offensive end for extra scoring chances.

Indiana won the rebound battle because of smarter positioning, veteran aggression, and OKC’s reckless small-ball choice, not just raw boxing-out.

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Max Fried has faced the Seattle Mariners twice in his MLB career, delivering strong performances in both outings:

• Record: 0–1

• ERA: 1.50

• Innings Pitched: 12.0

• Hits Allowed: 5

• Earned Runs: 2

• Strikeouts: 13

• Walks: 2

Game Log:

1. September 10, 2022: Fried pitched 6.0 innings, allowing 5 hits and 2 earned runs, with 6 strikeouts. He took the loss in this game.

2. April 29, 2024: He delivered 6.0 no-hit innings with 7 strikeouts and 2 walks. The Braves' bullpen lost the combined no-hitter in the 8th inning.

Seattle's lineup has struggled against Fried, with a combined batting average of .095 (4-for-42) and 11 strikeouts. Here's a breakdown of individual performances:

Overall, Mariners hitters have a .095 batting average (4-for-42) against Fried, with 11 strikeouts and 3 walks.

Now pitching for the New York Yankees, Fried has been dominant in the 2025 season:

• Record: 6–0

• ERA: 1.05

• WHIP: 0.91

• Strikeouts: 47

• Innings Pitched: 51.2

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@umgmu

Yes they do...Totally agree

Nop. This is not about NY. This is about how Boston struggled in the 4th quater!!! is insane. the Boston Celtics have experienced multiple fourth-quarter collapses during the 2024–25 NBA season, including the recent playoff games against the New York Knicks. While they were among the league's best at preserving leads during the regular season, late-game execution has been a recurring issue.

In the regular season, the Celtics blew nine fourth-quarter leads in their first 47 games, matching their total from the entire previous season. Notably, seven of these collapses occurred at home. In games they lost, Boston allowed opponents to score an average of 31.8 points in the fourth quarter, with opponents shooting 53.4% from the field and 46.7% from three-point range during those periods .

In the current playoff series against the Knicks, the Celtics have squandered 20-point leads in both Games 1 and 2. In Game 1, they were outscored 16–9 in the fourth quarter, leading to an overtime loss. In Game 2, they were outscored 17–9 in the final period, resulting in a one-point defeat. Boston's fourth-quarter shooting in these games has been dismal: 4-of-21 (19%) in Game 1 and 5-of-24 (21%) in Game 2 .

These patterns highlight a concerning trend for the Celtics, emphasizing the need for improved late-game performance as the series progresses.

Here are the third-quarter scores for the first two games of the 2025 NBA Playoff series between the New York Knicks and the Boston Celtics:

• Score at end of 3rd quarter: Celtics 75 – Knicks 55

Boston held a commanding 20-point lead late in the third quarter. However, the Knicks mounted a remarkable comeback in the fourth quarter, ultimately winning the game 108–105 in overtime.

• Score at end of 3rd quarter: Celtics 73 – Knicks 61

Once again, Boston led by 12 points entering the fourth quarter. The Knicks rallied in the final period, overcoming the deficit to secure a 91–90 victory

Does this could happen again? 

In the regular season, the Celtics blew nine fourth-quarter leads in their first 47 games, matching their total from the entire previous season. Notably, seven of these collapses occurred at home. In games they lost, Boston allowed opponents to score an average of 31.8 points in the fourth quarter, with opponents shooting 53.4% from the field and 46.7% from three-point range during those periods .

is this similar of Cle/ind game yesterday?

Maybe...

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