T.J. Warren makes triumphant return as Indiana Pacers obliterate Phoenix Suns
Despite losing Malcolm Brogdon to an eye injury, the Pacers were able to break open a close game behind T.J. Warren’s game-high 25 points.
Despite losing Malcolm Brogdon to an eye injury, the Pacers were able to break open a close game behind T.J. Warren’s game-high 25 points.
Jeremy Lamb soon will assume the role he was brought in for — to be the sixth man and play behind a healthy Victor Oladipo.
The Pacers gave up 25 points off turnovers and couldn’t knock down open shots as they split their back-to-back set with a 118-88 loss to the Jazz.
The biggest buzz to occur nationally around the Pacers, 28-15 going into Monday, was a heated argument between T.J. Warren and Jimmy Butler.
In a game the Pacers never seemed themselves, Doug McDermott got hot from 3 while Domantas Sabonis and Malcolm Brogdon picked apart the Nuggets.
In three extended trips out West last season, the Pacers didn’t fare well but they believe this time it’ll be different starting Sunday in Denver.
Malcolm Brogdon only had one field goal in the fourth quarter for Indiana but it was the most meaningful of them all in a 116-114 victory Friday.
After Wednesday’s win at Minnesota, the Pacers are 26-15 without Victor Oladipo which is just one game off last season pace mostly with him.
After Wednesday’s 104-99 win at the Timberwolves, the Pacers are just one game off last season’s pace midway through 82 games.
Every team needs a closer, or that star they can rely on in crunch time in the playoffs, but in an 82-game regular season more help is required.