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Last season we ran a feature called Sweatin' Bullets with observations, theories, and general points about the latest game. Now, it's back.
The Pacers virtually gave away a point guard who started 56 games for them last year as they cruised to the fifth-best record in the NBA. And with stellar play for the Mavs, he is making some question the logic behind that move.
With Dwight Howard heading West, Roy Hibbert may be one step closer to being the top, two-way East center. Although Andrew Bynum heading to Philadelphia may keep the 7'2" reigning All-Star still looking up.
Indiana's success last year was built by unselfish, committed players put together by a patient front office and coached by a young, hardworking coach. Funny thing about success, though: Once you get it, fans get greedy.
What exactly is the difference between new Pacers draft pick Miles Plumlee and recent cast-off Josh McRoberts?
Kevin Pritchard has famously been a fan of moving up to make a big splash on draft day. And there may be a very good reason to do so this year: Dion Waiters.
It won't be popular, but the subject is at least worth discussing: should Indiana consider cashing it its biggest asset?
Breaking down the game bullet-point style.
After four games, the Pacers and Heat are dead even. Game 5 is obviously huge, but for Indiana, this is about more than just basketball.
The Miami Heat and Indiana Pacers are tied at two games a piece. We break down the numbers so far.
Breaking down Game 2 bullet-point style.
An upstart, young Pacers team will face the favorites for the NBA Championship, and one man has an exceptional amount to gain: Roy Hibbert.
With a series against the Heat looming, Indiana finally enters the limelight. Like it or not.
Breaking down today's game bullet-point style.
In the second quarter last night "Big Baby" Glen Davis couldn't miss. And even when he did miss it didn't seem to affect confidence.
Who would you rather have playing SF? It probably depends on what the rest of your supporting cast looks like.
Breaking things down bullet-point style.