Indiana Pacers - Memphis Grizzlies: betting tip (kef 1.95) and bets on the NBA match

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On February 28, Indiana hosted a match on the floor of the Spectrum Center Arena in Charlotte that fans, to put it mildly, will want to forget. The defeat against the Hornets — 109:133 — turned out to be painful both in terms of score and content. Already in the first quarter, it became clear that the hosts were running faster, throwing more accurately, and feeling freer. The most alarming signal was protection. The Pacers allowed the opponent too much—open three-pointers, quick passes, second chances.

In the second quarter, the Hornets finally accelerated, and the visitors began to lose the ball and confidence. By the big break, the difference had become threatening. In the third period, Indiana tried to cling to the game, added aggression to the offense, but the defense still cracked. Andrew Nembhard scored 20 points for the Pacers. The result is 15 wins and 42 losses, the last place in the Central Division.

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But the Grizzlies on February 28 looked different — confident, collected, businesslike. They beat the Mavericks 124-105 at the American Airlines Center in Dallas. And this is despite the fact that the team's leader, Je Morant, continues to recover and has not been on the floor for 16 consecutive matches. From the first minutes, the Grizzlies set the pace — 34:20 in the first quarter. It was basketball without a doubt.

At the end of the second quarter, they made a 20-8 run and went into halftime with a twenty-point difference. In the third quarter, the advantage reached 34 — the case when the game was actually decided long before the final siren. Rookie Cam Spencer was particularly impressive, scoring 25 points off the bench. Memphis broke an unsuccessful streak and showed that even without stars it is able to play with discipline and power. The balance is 22-36 and the third place in the Southwest Division.