Pacers Eliminate Bucks from Playoffs in Brutal Mody, closing with 8-0.

Tires Haliburton and the Indiana Pacers stole one of Milwaukee Bucks Tuesday night.

Indiana forced two reversals in final 29 seconds of overtime, and Haliburton passed Giannis Antetokounpo To set go-and-and-and-a-seconds remaining that you give a pager 119-118 to win and win 4-1 series.

The pacers have closed the game with 8-0 transmitting over the final 40 seconds of the elimination of dollars in the first round for the second real season. They will face superior seeds Cleveland in the semifinals of the Eastern Conference.

Haliburton had 26 points and 10 assists while he improved 9-0 in the Domor of the playground. This Chippy Playoff series ended with which she finished pushing match Between teams on the middle side.

Antetokounpu, double MVP, tried to get short arms by winning, end with 30 points, 20 rebounds and 13 assists and 13 assists and Gary Trent Jr. He made eight 3-pointers and scored 33 points for Milwaukee.

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But Trent was also a culprit in two reversals late at OT. His entrance passage was stolen Andrew Nembhardwhich led to a three-point playback by haliburton. And then, with the laws leading one and just need to maintain possession and reach the free throw line, Pejčana pressed the ball, forcing Milvaukee to purify. Trent could not control the error and lost the ball outside the limits with the remaining 10.8 seconds.

After Haliburton turned a go-in front of recording, all Milwaukee could manage either almost full of court colored by the third who had no chance.

Miles Turner had 21 point and nine jumps while Aaron Nesmith Added to 19 points and 12 rebounds for Pejčane. Nembhard made a 3-pointer to start a screw in Indian and ended 15 points.

In an effort to avoid the third expression of the first transition, Bucks Trainer Doc River joined the guards Aj green and Kevin Porter Jr. And Bobby Portis Jr. in the initial lineup. Bucks missed 10-key all the stars Damian Lillard, that turned out the left achilles tendon in the game 4 on Sunday night.

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