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Wants to play Pacers forward in game 5

Indianapolis-Pacers in the third year, Bennedict Mathurin, is classified as fluids for game 5 of the first round of the playoffs of the NBA Eastern Conference against Bucks with a belly packaging after the missing game 4.

Mathurin suffered the injury in game 3 in a collision with twice MVP Giannis Antetocounmpo. Pacers coach Rick Carlisle said on Sunday that Mathurin had fought after the game on Friday, but his condition improved on Saturday and Sunday.

The Pacers are 3-1 in the series and have the chance to win in game 5 in Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Tuesday.

The striker of Pacers, Aaron Nesmith, is probably classified with back pain after a critical block on Sunday game 4. The center of Isaiah Jackson is still out with an Achilles tendon tear. Damian Lillard, All-Star-Wachmann of the Bucks, was officially excluded with his own Achilles-tendon tears, and Bucks Wing Tyler Smith is classified as doubtful with a sprain of ankles.

Mathurin finished third with the Pacers in the team (16.1 points per game) and rebounding (5.3 per game). He started 49 games at Shooting Guard and Small Forward and although he was moved to the bank in February to bring Nesmith back into the starting line -up at Small Forward, he got a few start starts due to injuries.

Mathurin scored an average of 15.9 points per game in his career and the third-part scorer among members of the design class from 2022.

In Mathurin’s absence on Sunday, the Wings played in the second year, Ben Sheppard and Jarace Walker, both over 21 minutes in front of the bank. Walker scored 12 points in the 4-of-5 point range from 4-of-5 shoots, won five rebounds and scored three assists. Sheppard met a 3 pointer and had three rebounds and the Pacers won 129-103.

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