Source: New York Post
See Also new york knicks Weighing the pros and cons of lineup changes for desperate Knicks INDIANAPOLIS — While Tom Thibodeau’s rotation is getting even shorter as the playoffs progress, Rick Carlisle went 11-deep in a close game Friday night as the Pacers seized a 2-0 series lead over the Knicks. After acknowledging that his team was outdone on the boards in Game 1, Carlisle turned to little-used reserve big man Tony Bradley for a couple of brief stints to combat Mitchell Robinson’s athleticism on the boards. Bradley only had played 17 minutes of mop-up duty in four appearances in the postseason, but he banged bodies a few times and grabbed a couple of rebounds with a positive rating of plus-1 in eight minutes — four each in the second and third quarters — in the Pacers’ 114-109 victory in Game 2 at the Garden.
