The Pacers scored 51 points in the second half to beat the Wizards in Game 3, which featured some historically bad offense. Read more »
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Pacers Win Low-Scoring Game 3 Over Wizards
Hibbert Rises, Pacers Earn Split Heading To D.C.
Roy Hibbert responded to his critics with 28 points and nine rebounds when the Pacers needed him most, leading his team to an 86-82 win over the Wizards in Game 2. Read more »
Pacers Start Slow, Cough Up Home Court Once Again
Bradley Beal played like a postseason veteran in Game 1 as the Wizards beat the Pacers 102-96 and stole home court in the semifinals from the East's No. 1 seed. Read more »
George Stars, Pacers Reappear To Advance Past Hawks
Paul George capped off a strong seven games against the Hawks with 30 points and 11 rebounds and Roy Hibbert made an appearance as the Pacers won Game 7 at home. Read more »
Pacers Wake Up Late, Use Run To Force Game 7 Against Hawks
Trailing late, the Pacers closed Game 6 with a 16-4 run over the final three-plus minutes to beat the Hawks and force a deciding game back in Indianapolis this weekend. Read more »
Blame All Around As Pacers Face Elimination
The Pacers are a loss away from elimination at the hands of the Hawks and it has become apparent that there are internal issues that will need to be addressed this offseason, even if they mount a comeback. Read more »
Pacers Grind Out Win, Even Series With Hawks
Evan Turner was the unsung hero for the Pacers in Game 4 as he picked up the offense when Lance Stephenson went to the bench with two quick fouls. The series now shifts to Indiana for a pivotal fifth game on Monday night. Read more »
Pacers Look Lost In Atlanta, Hawks Grab Series Lead
The Pacers continue to baffle. After looking like a No. 1 seed late in Game 2, they appeared confused in a double-digit loss to the Hawks in Atlanta. Read more »
Pacers Turn Up Defense, Show Signs Of Life In Game 2 Win
Paul George looked like the player we saw in the first half of the season, George Hill was aggressive and the Pacers adjusted to the Hawks to win Game 2 and tie the best-of-seven series. Read more »
Pacers Can't Flip Switch Against Hawks In Game 1
Instead of wiping away concerns about their poor finish to the season, the Pacers created more uncertainty with a disappointing loss to the Hawks on Saturday night. Read more »
As Long Season Ends, Danny Ainge Provides Insight Into Celtics' Offseason
After trading Pierce, Garnett and Jason Terry to the Nets, Ainge was left with a disorganized roster and future flexibility. Read more »
Pacers Show New Wrinkle With Evan Turner At Point Guard
The Pacers don’t rely on George Hill to run the point in a traditional way, but handing the ball to Evan Turner on consecutive nights in close games down the stretch was certainly a gutsy call by Frank Vogel. Read more »
A Year After Back Surgery, Jared Sullinger Isn’t Yet Satisfied
A little more than a year since going under the knife, Jared Sullinger is headed to All-Star weekend for the Rising Stars Challenge in New Orleans. He talks to RealGM about how he remained strong during rehab and where he sees his career going. Read more »
The Case For Michael Carter-Williams As Fringe All-Star
Michael Carter-Williams should at the very least be considered for a reserve spot in a conference that really lacks a dominant lead guard. Brett Brown and the 76ers are very high on MCW, but hadn't really thought about the strength of his candidacy when asked. Read more »
Hansbrough Brings Experience, Toughness To Raptors
Tyler Hansbrough is far from an extrovert, but his experiences in Indiana are something he can pass along to teammates in Toronto. Like the Pacers, the Raptors are looking to transform into a contender through smart drafting and shrewd moves. Read more »
Pistons Trying To Mature On Road
Consistency has been a big issue for the Pistons. Aside from a four-game winning streak in early December, which preceded a three-game losing streak, they have had trouble following up strong efforts with another one. They are 13-9 against the East and 1-10 against the West. Read more »
On Danny Granger's Return
A rusty Danny Granger may have already made the Pacers a better team. They scored more than 100 points in back-to-back games for just the second time all season and the bench has quickly become more dangerous. Read more »
Clippers Aren’t Letting Injuries Hurt Them
The Clippers have avoided a catastrophic injury, but have had their continuity stunted by nagging injuries to a handful of players. Matt Barnes, J.J. Redick, Maalik Wayns and Reggie Bullock have all been sidelined with substantial issues. Read more »
Granger’s Uncertain Status Is Only Stain On Indiana’s NBA-Best Start
The Pacers haven’t lost through eight games and once again possess the best defense in the NBA, but the uncertain future of Danny Granger, and how he will fit into such a cohesive unit, does provide reason for trepidation. Read more »
Gerald Wallace Still Learning To Accept New Role With Celtics
Rajon Rondo is the unquestioned leader of the Celtics, but Gerald Wallace will have to take on somewhat of a mentoring role as well. Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce helped keep the mercurial point guard in check when necessary and Brad Stevens will turn just 37 in late October. Read more »
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