The Good: The Indiana Pacers didn’t really screw around other than having a slow start. Indiana took a 23-18 lead into the 2nd quarter, but it wasn’t long before they started to get things going.
Once Jordan Hill brought some energy off the bench it soon became clear that the Philadelphia 76ers weren’t going to get their first win of the season at the Pacers expense.
The Bad: This.
76ers Turnover Count: 26
— Stadium (@Stadium) November 19, 2015
76ers Point Count: 62
It's the end of the third quarter. pic.twitter.com/SamhlBLus9
And this.
At BDL: 76ers get technical foul for too many men on the court, which seems unfair, really. https://t.co/R59hIxSbup pic.twitter.com/em5L5mFtI9
— Dan Devine (@YourManDevine) November 19, 2015
MVP: Paul George started off slow, but after that things started going his way as he maybe could have beat the 76ers by himself. PG is getting very comfortable in this Pacers lineup and his making a run at being the 2nd best player in the Eastern Conference.
LVP: This. It can’t be overstated.
It was another rough night for the Sixers. pic.twitter.com/MsxIiNMM1v
— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) November 19, 2015
X-Factor: The Indiana Pacers “We Don’t Tank” plan from last year still looks better that the 76ers “Trust The Process” does right now. One game doesn’t prove that, sure. But I can say falling one game short of making the playoffs can’t hurt as bad as looking like your entire plan has failed.
A #76ers fan just now yelled: “Where’s the process?! What can we trust?!"
— Candace Buckner (@CandaceDBuckner) November 19, 2015
Oh btw, Distrusting Fan was likely wondering about the process because the #Pacers have opened a 22-point lead
— Candace Buckner (@CandaceDBuckner) November 19, 2015