Indiana enters Game 2 full of confidence and as healthy as they have been all season, while Cleveland presents a loaded, star-studded injury report, which does open up the possibility of the Pacers winning two games in a row.

The Indiana Pacers stole Game 1 and home-court advantage in their second-round series against the No. 1-seeded Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday. They did this largely on the strength of their enormous advantage 3-point shooting: The Pacers shot 19 for 36 (52.8%) from deep, and Cleveland shot 9 for 38 (23.7%).

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Cavaliers find themselves needing to bounce back Tuesday night in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Indiana Pacers, and their challenge is turning into an uphill climb.