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Colin Cowherd Calls Out One NBA Playoff Team as ‘Frauds’

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In a scathing critique, sports commentator Colin Cowherd has labeled the Indiana Pacers as “posers, frauds, and fakers” after their disappointing performance in the NBA playoffs. Despite facing a depleted New York Knicks team, the Pacers failed to capitalize on their opportunities and now find themselves in a 0-2 series hole.

Cowherd pointed out that the Pacers had every chance to even the series on Wednesday night but failed to do so. He criticized head coach Rick Carlisle for not adapting and making necessary changes during the games, which has ultimately hurt the team’s chances of success.

The Knicks have been plagued by injuries, with key players like Julius Randle and Mitchell Robinson sidelined. However, the Pacers were unable to take advantage of their opponent’s weakened state and have allowed the Knicks to dictate the tempo of the series.

According to Cowherd, the playoffs reveal the true character of teams, separating those who rise to the occasion from those who crumble under pressure. As the series heads to Indiana for Game 3, the Pacers will need to make significant adjustments if they hope to avoid being swept by the Knicks.

With their backs against the wall, the Pacers must find a way to disrupt the Knicks’ game plan and assert their own style of play. Otherwise, their playoff run could come to an abrupt end.

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