Ketleen Clarke, the fever team’s fellow pacers game 6 vs. Naxalite, which originally appeared on Ethalon Sports.
Indiana Pamens came out of game 5 of the final of the Eastern Conference in New York, as they were by their own entry, by Nix’s admission on Thursday night. Pacors decided 114–96 to cut their series 3–2.
In that game, Naxalgas left for a 6–0 lead in the game and never looked back, thank wire-to-wire thanks in the large part for 14-2 second-quortor run, from which Indiana never recovered.
While often ignored pacers received a quiet performance from stars Tieres Heliberton and Pascal Siakam, Siakam declared confidence in his peers for Game 6. "It has always been against the world," Siakam said. "And I don’t expect it to change it. And this is something that I always told my colleagues-like we are here and no one wants us here."
Indiana Fever Guard Ketleen Clarke (22) Grace Smith and Sol; Indistar and Sol; Through imagn images via USA Today Network
Not enough. In a hoarse Gainbridge fieldhouse to open game 6 of the series in Indianapolis, three familiar faces were accompanied by courtside: Indiana fever WNBA star Ketleen Clarke, Lexi Hulk and Aliah Boston.
Fever posted a picture of a trio, and Pacers shared it again.
Squad 🔥🔥🔥 https://t.co/snafsazhsb
– Indiana pacers (@Pers) 1 June, 2025
Fever, of course, coming from its third straight loss and after their second straight, Clarke went down with a quad injury in the loss of liberty a week ago. Indiana lost to Connecticut on Friday night.
Fans liked it, of course.
A note made, "Love to see the squad supporting pacers! This is a true team spirit.
Another couple: "Oh, they are winning it tonight."
And there was excessive, "I love seeing Indiana men and women’s basketball teams supporting each other! Unity!"
Things closed for pacers on Saturday to closes better, however, as he led, 25–24, after a period and that lead pushed that lead as six midways via another quarter.
Passers will move forward in the NBA final with a win. If they win, Nix can force a game 7 in New York on Monday night. Either way, a team would end a significant final drought-the final 2000 was in the championship round, and in 1999 Nix.
The story was originally reported by Ethlon Sports on June 1, 2025, where it first appeared.