Pacers vs. Knicks Predictions: 3 Player Props for Game 6

We have made it to Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals! The Indiana Pacers fell a bit flat in Game 5, allowing the New York Knicks to come back in the series, bringing things back to Indianapolis for Game 6. Will the Knicks find a way to force a Game 7 after putting a great outing together in Game 5? We’ll soon find out.

As we gear up for this highly anticipated matchup, we’ve put together our favorite player props from Underdog, hoping to sweep the board after going two for three in Game 5. Without further fanfare or introduction, let’s get into it!

Tyrese Haliburton UNDER 20.5 Points

After having some awesome games to start the series, Tyrese Haliburton struggled in Game 5, scoring just eight points on seven shot attempts. He tends to have a lower ceiling in contests that the Pacers lose, and because we believe the Knicks will win this game, we’re fading his point total.

Haliburton could come alive in a potential Game 7, but for now, we’re not trusting him, at least in the points column. He might have a big night with assists, so we might take the over on his line of 9.5, but we’re certainly going against the points.

Karl-Anthony Towns OVER 22.5 Points

We’ve taken the over on KAT’s point total every game this series, and it has hit on all but one occasion. Call us crazy, or even bad bettors, but we’re going back to the well until he proves us wrong.

Towns has just been too good this series, and even though 22.5 looks like a high line, he doesn’t seem to have a problem achieving at least 24 points per game on this run. Don’t overthink the over here!

Josh Hart OVER 9.5 Rebounds

Sometimes, you just have to play the hits, which is what we’re doing with our third pick of the night. It might be boring, but if it puts cash in our pockets, we’ll take it!

Josh Hart continues to be a dynamic rebounder, a tenacious athlete who isn’t afraid to put his body on the line for his team. The Knicks need him to give them extra possessions to help force a Game 7, and considering he’s had double-digit boards in four games this series, we’re taking the over on his line again in this one.