Tag Archives: Paul George

Indiana Pacers – Are Tired Legs the Problem? Statistics Say Yes
April 1, 2014

by Kent Sterling Legs provide the power.  Arms and hands serve as the guidance system.  That’s a very basic schematic for how a basketball is shot accurately.  When the legs are tired, arms and hands bridge the power gap, and precision suffers. Strong legs are the key to making shots, and the Indiana Pacers have […]

Indiana Pacers – Four-Game Losing Streak Will Be Meaningless in Two Months
March 10, 2014

by Kent Sterling How soon fans forget.  Sure this four game losing streak is the first in two years, but how many of you remember the end of the regular season in 2013?  It was the last time the Pacers lost five-of-six. Nothing more was wrong then than is wrong today, and they took the […]

Pacers Are a Mess After Another Humiliating Loss
March 8, 2014

by Bert Beiswanger After the Pacers’ latest humiliating performance Saturday in Houston, a 112-86 loss to the Rockets, I was left thinking this team is a mess right now. If that performance surprised you, you aren’t paying attention. I didn’t need to watch this game, though I tried to as hard as it was. I […]

Indiana Pacers – 8-6 Over Last Month, But Not Time for Fans to Panic
February 20, 2014

by Kent Sterling There are 82 games in an NBA regular season.  Bringing great focus to each one is not possible for sane and balanced people. During a season, there are up nights, down nights, and mediocre nights.  The Indiana Pacers had a whole lot of good during the early portion of the season when […]

Mixed Bag of Sports: Thawing Out From the Week
January 25, 2014

by Bert Beiswanger I’ve got various sports topics from this week in-hand. It’s time to address them before they melt in my clutch (a nod to the creative geniuses Rankin and Bass and their popular character, Heat Mizer -and a wish that warmer days were ahead). It’s Miller George Time! Yes, I somehow stayed up […]