Paul George isn't the only one who have had issues with the lack of fouls called against the Jazz. LeBron James had similar complaints about the Jazz.
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Ben Bentil rejoined the Fort Wayne Ants Monday. He will play against the Windy City Bulls Thursday in the NBA Development League Showcase.
A four-official crew called roughly 20 more fouls against the Fort Wayne Mad Ants and Nets than they had called in their last two meetings.
Although Kevin Seraphin didn't put up a lot of statistics against the Bulls and Wizards, his presence with Al Jefferson made an impact on both games.
Currently the D-League is experimenting with four-official and five-official crews at Long Island Nets home games. The Mad Ants will be part of that trial.
Julyan Stone tops the NBA D-League in assists with an average of 11.2 apg. He's also has four double-doubles, which ties him for second in the D-League.
The Fort Wayne Mad Ants' Alex Poythress and Travis Leslie made the NBA Development League Prospect Watch List for Week 3.
Ben Bentil scored 28 points in his debut game for the Xinjiang Flying Tigers. He is expected to return to the 4-0 Fort Wayne Mad Ants in 2017.
Indiana Pacers fans have a good chance of seeing Al Jefferson hit milestones and pass former Pacers on career leaderboards in the 2016-17 season.
The Indiana Pacers aren't guarding the 3-point line very well, something they excelled in during past seasons under coach Frank Vogel.
Is it time to hit the panic button? Dan Favale of Bleacher Report thinks the Indiana Pacers defense is a major cause for concern.
The Indiana Pacers have a stated goal to score at least 105 ppg this year. History says it's possible, but can this revamped squad actually make it happen?
If Joe Young could work out three times a day, the least I could do was run three times a week and run in a road race, which had been a goal for some time.
While Julyan Stone has NBA averages of 1.3 ppg, 1.0 rpg, and 1.1 apg, his has developed as a rebounder and ball handler in two years of international play.
The Indiana Pacers had the 11th most turnovers last season, and are replacing the low-turnover George Hill with turnover-prone Jeff Teague.