Pascal Siakam proved to be the key factor in the Indiana Pacers' road win on Friday night.

The former All-Star and NBA champion delivered one of his best performances at a crucial moment, leading the Pacers to victory.

Siakam's scoring and efficiency in Game 2 made him the only player to achieve this feat in the time he played on the court.

What rare box score did Siakam record in Game 2?

Pascal Siakam became the first player in NBA Playoffs history to score 39 points on 65% field goal percentage or better in 33 minutes or fewer.

The Pacers' forward was dominant from the opening tip.

He scored 16 points in the first quarter on 6-of-9 shooting, keeping the game close for the Pacers.

By halftime, he had 23 points, nearly half of the team's total in that half.

Siakam hit every big shot the Pacers needed, from catch-and-shoot threes to tough fade-away mid-range jumpers.

With the Knicks facing a must-win game on Sunday, Siakam will need another strong scoring performance to help the Pacers secure a 3-0 lead.