Pacers will run out the clock as they defeat the Knicks for the second time in three meetings this season.

Final score, Indiana 122 and the Knicks 102.

All right. That was fun.

Nick's blown out, lose by 22 in Indianapolis,

on the second night of back-to-back.

And I do think it's important to mention at the top,

it was the second night of back-to-back.

You know, different time zone. Somebody replied to one of

my tweets earlier tonight in which I was, I was ragging on Fornier, we're going to talk about

Evan in a bit. But, you know, somebody mentioned like they all look a step slow tonight

or they all look tired tonight. And they played like a tired team. They looked at a tired team.

They played like a tired team. You know, at the same time, last season was a condensed schedule, obviously.

You know, they were back to backs.

There was a lot of, it was just, it was a tight, tight, tight schedule.

And the Knicks identity, you know, in a league where there was a lot of uncertainty

and there was a lot of ups and downs and, you know, there was a lot of uncertainty and there was a lot of ups and downs and,

you know, there was a lot of inconsistency between teams.

The next identity was as a team who, you know, no matter who they were playing, with a

couple of exceptions, like the Denver games comes to mind, the Sun's game comes to mind.

I'm talking about last season, maybe a couple others.

They were always a team who made you earn it. Very, very few blowouts after they, you know,

after they got going over the first few weeks. And they had an identity to hang their head on.

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