Aaron Nesmith has been one of the main reasons that Indiana is up 3-1 right now.
Tyrese Haliburton has been the notable leader on this team, but Nesmith's value, especially in Game 1, was a momentum changer for the whole series.
If the playoffs ended today, Nesmith would have an impressive NBA postseason record that the greats couldn't even come close to.
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What record would Nesmith have?
If the playoffs ended today, Aaron Nesmith would set the record for the highest 3P% in a playoff run with at least 40 made threes, at 51.9 3P%.
This sounds like one of those obscure stats, but if you think about it, it's just measuring a player who was extremely efficient on high volume in a playoff run.
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Nesmith's current 3P% is 1.3% more than Seth Curry, who had a 50.6 3P% in the 21-22 playoffs.
Other names following Seth Curry on the list include JR Smith, Desmond Bane, Danny Green, Al Horford and Ray Allen.
Nesmith shot 8/9 from three-point range in Game 1, including a heater in the fourth quarter to force overtime.
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Nesmith has only shot 5/12 since Game 1 from three-point range, but that's still 41.7 3P%.
The Pacers will look to clinch a spot in the NBA Finals with a win Thursday night in New York.
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