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David West, George Hill, and Roy Hibbert help the Pacers scratch out the 100th coaching victory of Frank Vogel's career.
The Pacers have gained 4-1/2 games on the Chicago Bulls since January 31st. With a favorable schedule in March, the time to lock up playoff position is now.
Roy Hibbert and David West were just too big for the Raptors. Paul George was just to good...And Orlando...Pulp, not fiction.
"We're just going to make this transition work," says David West. "What we're going to be with Danny is better than what we are now."
David West's turnover at the end of regulation was the proximate cause, but it was only one of 19 for the Pacers. When combined with 68% free throw shooting, it proved toxic to the Pacers' 15-game home winning streak.
"You know, this team plays with a lot of grit...a lot of hustle..A lot of unselfishness. They're a fun team to watch. A fun team to coach" - Frank Vogel
Paul George's second half leads the Pacers past the Hawks and into third place in the East.
This Paul George is just scary.
The Pacers made it look easy in the first half last night. Things got rough after that, but they managed to win in the end.
Last year, almost 34% of Hibbert's shots were hooks - more than any other type. This season, they've dropped a little bit, but still represent over 28% of his attempts. Given the nature and mechanics of hook shots - particularly the jump hook that is pred
<p style="text-align: center"><!-- image removed --></p> I wanted to try really hard to bail on this game, but the truth of the...
<p style="text-align: center"><!-- image removed --></p> The Pacers are just 14-12. They aren’t where you want them to be. Th...
<p style="text-align: center"><!-- image removed --></p> This season wasn’t supposed to be about moral victories – if you b...
PG for Three!
"I'm sure if you were watching the game, I'm sure it didn't look like the same Pacer team that's been playing the last nine games." - George Hill
Indiana currently has the second-worst offense in the NBA. While the loss of Danny Granger has hurt and the shots the team gets could be cause for concern, the path the improvement mimics that of last season: start getting to the line and protecting the b
Winning ugly is still winning.
A look at how Danny Granger affected his teammates. <a href=" "><!-- image removed --></a> The above chart represent...
George Hill's stellar game and step-back three go to waste as the Pacers' weakside D goes to sleep.