Tag Archives: Paul George

A Pacers Off-Season to Forget
August 9, 2014

by Bert Beiswanger As off-seasons go, the Indiana Pacers current one is about as bad as it gets for Pacers fans. The team has gone from championship contender to who knows what in the span of a couple of weeks. Whatever who knows what is, it is way below championship contender. The latest injury to […]

Indiana Pacers – Lance Stephenson did a lot more than blow in LeBron James ear
May 29, 2014

by Kent Sterling With the Indiana Pacers playing passive basketball on both ends of the floor in last night’s win-or-die Game Five, the Miami Heat enjoyed a 50-43 with 5:48 remaining in the third quarter.  Then, Lance Stephenson awakened. Not sure the cause, but the first sign of life was a Stephenson foul on Dwyane […]

Indiana Pacers – Lance Stephenson and Paul George learning what it takes to win
May 28, 2014

by Kent Sterling There is a reason that Michael Jordan and Isiah Thomas didn’t win an NBA Championship until each turned 28. It’s the same reason LeBron James didn’t win one until he was 27, and Wilt Chamberlain won his first at 31. Winning occurs as athletic mastery and behavioral maturity intersect, and regardless of […]

Indiana Pacers – Enjoy tonight’s Game Five, regardless of the outcome
May 28, 2014

by Kent Sterling Whether the Indiana Pacers win or lose tonight’s Game Five, fans at Bankers Life Fieldhouse should take the time to do two things – enjoy watching this group play together, and thank them for the total body of work they cobbled together during a weird, weird year. Click here to follow Kent […]

Indiana Pacers – 2014-2015 roster likely to look quite a bit different
May 27, 2014

by Kent Sterling The 2013-2014 season isn’t over yet for the Indiana Pacers, but the odds of a trip to the NBA Finals grew long as the buzzer sounded following the Heat’s 102-90 victory in Game Four. Coming back from the 3-1 deficit the Pacers currently face is a tough putt.  In the 222 times […]

Indiana Pacers – Miami Heat halfway home in best-of-seven after 99-87 win
May 25, 2014

by Kent Sterling The Pacers 42-38 halftime lead might have been the most precarious in basketball history.  At the downtown Indianapolis Kilroy’s, no Pacers fan felt confident, and no Heat fan was unsure they would find a way to win. For some strange reason, I can’t believe it’s a purposeful strategic decision, the Heat begin […]