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Pacers Nate Bjorkgren’s future murky after in-game screaming match between Goga Bitadze and assistant coach
May 6, 2021
May 6, 2021
There is no putting this genie back in the bottle, and you can pick your genie among Pacers center Goga Bitadze, assistant coach Greg Foster, and head coach Nate Bjorkgren. When ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski writes that a team is in turmoil because of a head coach’s communication issues, the last thing that team needs is for […]
Indiana Pacers rise up to force a Game Seven in Atlanta thriller; Will Paul George be suspended for Game Seven?
May 1, 2014
May 1, 2014
by Kent Sterling Game Seven on Saturday night in Indianapolis is the reward for the 82 regular season games of hard work. The top seed will host the winner-take-all matchup between two very different but similarly determined teams. The Pacers closed Game Six with the confidence of a #1 seed to wrap up the kind […]
Indiana Pacers – Must-win game tonight might be Frank Vogel’s last with Pacers
May 1, 2014
May 1, 2014
by Kent Sterling Dime store philosophy tells us to live each day like it’s our last. Indiana Pacers coach Frank Vogel needs to to heed that advice and lead tonight like this might be his last as an NBA head coach. Because with a loss, it might be. Doing the same thing over and over, […]
Indiana Pacers will win final two against Atlanta Hawks to take series – Guaranteed!
April 29, 2014
April 29, 2014
by Kent Sterling I’m alone on a skinny limb. No one I know of not drawing checks from Pacers Sports & Entertainment believes the Indiana Pacers have any chance to take the last two games to win the opening round series against the Atlanta Hawks in seven. Even people with the Pacers are privately rejecting […]
Indiana Pacers revert back to form in wasted Game Three; fall 98-85 to Atlanta
April 24, 2014
April 24, 2014
by Kent Sterling This up one game, down the next stuff is getting monotonous. The Indiana Pacers did a lot of good things – only 13 turnovers, allowed only four offensive boards, had five more steals than Atlanta, and made four more field goals. Sadly, none of that matters a damn when outscored by 14 […]