The Indiana Pacers won a tiebreaker with the Utah Jazz to get the No. 11 seed in the lottery. The Jazz will get the No. 12 pick if they don't move up in the draft.

In other tiebreakers, the Dallas Mavericks will drafted 21st ahead of the Chicago Bulls at 22nd.

The Memphis Grizzlies will pick 25th ahead of the San Antonio Spurs at 26.

The Los Angeles Lakers will pick 27th with the Houston Rockets' pick acquired in the Jeremy Lin trade, while the Boston Celtics will select 28th with the pick from the Los Angeles Clippers in the Doc Rivers' deal.

Larry Bird does not believe the Indiana Pacers will look to re-sign C.J. Watson.

Watson will become an unrestricted free agent in July.

Watson averaged 10 points in 57 games this season.

The Indiana Pacers plan on playing faster on offense next season to contend with smaller and versatile lineups of opponents.

Roy Hibbert is the player that will most likely be impacted by the change in scheme.

"Possibly," said Vogel when asked if Hibbert will be benched. "Roy's role will be diminished."

Hibbert can opt out to become a free agent.

"Whatever he does, he does," said Larry Bird. "We'll assume he's going to come back."

Paul George will play some small-ball 4 for the Pacers.

Paul George had to be carried off the court by teammates midway through the fourth quarter of their loss to the Memphis Grizzlies.

The Pacers called the injury a sore left calf.

"Nothing serious," Frank Vogel said. "He got kicked pretty strongly in his calf, and it caused a calf strain."

George was attended to on the bench before being carried back to the locker room.

"I just felt it," George said. "I knew it wasn't nothing good.

"Just came off a screen and felt a pop. ... It wasn't a knee injury, but it's tough, you work so hard in rehab and have something else pop up. The good thing is, I know we've got a long summer and a lot to look forward to."

George came back from a broken right leg in April.

Paul George will make his season debut Sunday against the Miami Heat.

George sustained a compound fracture of the tibia and fibula on August 1st as he crashed in the basketball stanchion during a scrimmage from the USA men's basketball team. 

George, as well as the Pacers' team doctor Tim Hupfer and coach Frank Vogel, will address media later today. The last time George spoke with reporters, he said he was "ready to play."

"I feel good but it's not just me that has to feel good," George said on March 28. "Everybody else has to feel good about it. That's what we're waiting on."

George made the announcement of his return on Twitter.

Lance Stephenson said he does not regret signing with the Charlotte Hornets, leaving the Indiana Pacers in the process.

"Not at all," Stephenson said. "I love this system. I love my coaches. I love my teammates. Some people come into systems and fit right in. Some people it takes time. I feel like with me, I'm going to take time."

The Hornets gave Stephenson a three-year, $27 million deal this past offseason.

Stephenson has averaged 8.3 points, 4.7 rebounds and 4.1 assists this season compared to 13.8 points, 7.2 rebounds and 4.6 assists last season.