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Atlanta's top scorer, Josh Smith, played with a sprained right ankle but wound up on the bench with two fouls barely 2 minutes into the game. He spent the rest of the game in foul trouble and finished with 16 points and six rebounds.
In the second quarter, an uncharacteristically angry Al Horford charged toward an official after being called for a technical foul. Devin Harris alertly grabbed Horford with both arms and pulled him away a play that kept Horford and the Hawks in the game a bit longer. The Hawks' other big inside players, Johan Petro and Ivan Johnson, wound up in foul trouble in the second half, and the combination allowed Indiana to again shoot more free throws and again finish with the rebounding edge.
After scoring the first six points in Game 1, Atlanta opened Wednesday's game with the first five points. Then, just like Sunday, the Pacers rallied to take the lead after one quarter. Indiana extended its 2519 lead to 5950 at halftime and to 16 late in the third quarter. The Hawks did get within 8876 after three, then watched Indiana go on a 90 run midway through the fourth quarter to take a 10485 lead with 5:41 to go and never got another chance to make it close.
Notes: Indiana lost starting guard Lance Stephenson late in the first quarter when he landed hard on his right hip after being called for a charge. He was diagnosed with a bruised right hip and did not return until the start of the second half. . The Hawks have lost four straight to Indiana, all at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. . The freethrow discrepancy continued Wednesday. Indiana is 51 of 63 from the line over the first two games. Atlanta is just 18 of 34.
Following Game 1, coach Larry Drew chastised his players for their continual complaints about calls and their subpar effort. The Hawks vowed to make amends Wednesday and they did play harder.
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''The end of the season was kind of sluggish for us, kind of out of character for us,'' Green said. ''But this is the most important time in basketball right now and we're confident going to Atlanta 20.''
After a slow start, Hill knocked down four 3pointers before hitting his right elbow hard on the court late in the game. He said he expects to play in Game 3 on Saturday.
For the Hawks, their second straight doubledigit loss means two more days of misery.
Roy Hibbert wound up with 15 points and nine rebounds, and Gerald Green came off the bench, made his first three 3s and finished with 15 points. Indiana, which relied primarily on defense to win its first Central Division crown in nine years, has topped the 100point mark in consecutive playoff games. And the 113 points was the highest postseason total for the Pacers since a 12087 rout over the Los Angeles Lakers in the 2000 NBA Finals.
''Not only were they being physical, but they were trying to our air space and trying to pressure us more defensively, trying to force more turnovers,'' Pacers coach Frank Vogel said. ''We had less turnovers in Game 2 than we did in Game 1.''
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