Nesmith G4 is suspected! An ankle sprain has variables, and it is decided whether to play on the spot

On May 27, Pacers coach Carlisle revealed that the team's forward Nesmith will likely decide whether to play in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals.

Carlisle said that after Nesmith sprained his right ankle in the third quarter of the third game, he "wakes up without surprise." When the NBA's official injury report was released, he was expected to be listed as a suspect. In the G3 game where the Pacers lost to the Knicks 100-106, Nesmith needed his teammates to help him leave the field after being injured, but he returned to the field with 7 minutes and 03 seconds left in the fourth quarter and played the remaining games. After the game, Nesmith limped significantly while walking in the locker room.

Since this season's playoffs, Nesmith started all 13 games for the Pacers, averaging 15.1 points and 6.2 rebounds per game, shooting percentage of 52% and three-point shooting percentage of 54%. In the first game of the series, Nesmith made 6 three-pointers in the fourth quarter, tying the NBA playoff record and helping the Pacers complete an incredible reversal victory in overtime. He is also the main player in the team's defensive Knicks defender Brunson.