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NBA Same Game Parlay for New York Knicks vs Indiana Pacers (Game 2, 05/23)

Shubham Singh

The New York Knicks will host the Indiana Pacers series opener was a banger. The Pacers eked out a 3-point win in Overtime (138-135) after erasing a 14-point lead in the last three minutes of the match. Can the Knicks turn around as we turn to Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals on May 23?

 Here is a look at the most enticing Same Game Parlay on BetMGM.

New York Knicks vs Indiana Pacers Game 2 NBA Same Game Parlay

Knicks: Spread -5.5

The Knicks could have easily covered the projected spread of -4.5 in the series opener. However, they choked late like their last series’ opponents, the Boston Celtics. But I see them bouncing back here and winning by 6+ points. 

Karl-Anthony Towns O 11.5 rebounds

Towns once again went “Over” the projected prop of rebounds (11.5) as he collected 12. He has now done so in seven of the last nine games, a testament to his rebounding prowess. I expect him to put up 11+ rebounds once again.

Jalen Brunson O 29.5 points

The lefty guard was on a tear in Game 1, scoring 43 points. The Pacers usually allow the opponents’ leading scorer to clear the “Over” prop. Thus, there is a high chance JB does it again in Game 2.

NBA Same Game Parlay: NBA SGP for Knicks Pacers Game 2

Why Go for this NBA Same Game Parlay- Conclusion

The Knicks’ blunders in Game 1 may have shaken their confidence, but they are a team that knows how to bounce back from disappointments. Both Towns and Brunson cleared their “Over” in the last game, while the Knicks should have also cleared the spread. I am confident that they will bounce back in a major way during Game 2, which will justify the SGP here.

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Hi, I am Shubham. I am currently an NBA Predictions Writer on The Playoffs. I enjoy this job because it helps keep me in the loop about the game I love while fulfilling the pleasure I derive from stats. I got into NBA writing through social media interactions in the mid-2010s as I shared my takes on young talents such as D’Angelo Russell. I hope you enjoy reading my pieces as much as Dennis Rodman loved rebounding the basketball!

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