Judging by the light in Granger's eyes after yet another Pacer victory, numbers and credit — like so many other things that used to seem so important — don't really matter any more.
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Fifty Three points. Eleven Rebounds. Seven Assists.
"He just makes winning plays." - David West on C.J. Watson
Indiana held Washington to 9-for-26 shooting in the paint in a dominant defensive performance.
Sure, this is the NBA, and on any given night, any given blah, blah, blah…
The Pacers were the best defensive team in the NBA last season. Nothing has changed.
Six games. Six wins.
You got questions? We got answers? You don't got questions? Well, we still got answers...free to a good home.
The first two games have been Pacer basketball in all its gory – sketchy shooting and profligate turnovers that eventually ended up in a victory. They’ve demonstrated why I hold out very little hope for 55+ wins and a #1 seed, but at the same time conside
Yes, ladies and gentleman, Pacer basketball is back.
Herb Simon and Larry Bird must pay attention to how they save. The difference between $101 million and $75 million looks attractive, until you understand the nature of that savings.
Paul George will soon become the Indiana Pacers first "Designated Player," according to Adrian Wojnarowski and Marc Spears of Yahoo! Sports.
Reports from Argentina - repeated by Woj and Marc Stein - have the Pacers flipping Chuck 'Em and future draft considerations for veteran power forward Luis Scola. Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you Larry Bird.
With the possible exception of David West, no player is more pivotal in maintaining focus on their identity than George Hill.
David West: "It's a matter of sticking to what we do ... We've got to be able to be ourselves first."
Indiana missed 23 of 26 shots in a 15-minute stretch spanning the first and second quarters of Game 2 against the Hawks.
Paul George is always thinking, "That next play."
If you go By the Numbers, Coach Frank Vogel may have crafted the finest defensive squad in Pacers' NBA history.
Pacers even the season series with the Bucks by throttling their offense in the third quarter. Bulls up next.
Gerald Green, Tyler Hansbrough, and Jeff Pendergraph bully the Cavs into submission. Yeah...you read that right.