Myles Turner is in the midst of a career season and is scoring 17.5 PPG. He signed a two year contract extension less than one month ago and appears poised to average career highs across the board. That being said, 18 points is a big ask for the eight-year veteran Center. The Pacers are as healthy as they have been all season long and possess one of the deepest rotations in the NBA. Turner will square off against a Celtics team that is fifth in Defensive Efficiency. Boston has also done a good job limiting opposing Centers this season as evidenced by surrendering the fourth-fewest points to the position. With Robert Williams, AL Horford, and Grant Williams all healthy and active, it will be tough sledding for Turner. The Pacers are also 9 point underdogs, so there is some additional blowout potential that could play a factor as well. Lots of ways for Turner to stay under in a very tough matchup.