Insider: Pacers post signature victory in coming back to knock off Boston Celtics
Kemba Walker had 44 points and was unstoppable for three quarters, but the Pacers rode several reserves in the fourth to come back and win 122-117.
Kemba Walker had 44 points and was unstoppable for three quarters, but the Pacers rode several reserves in the fourth to come back and win 122-117.
While Domantas Sabonis set a career-high with 22 rebounds, it was Paul George who broke open a close game with 36 points on Monday.
The most difficult stretch of the season for the 15-8 Pacers begins tonight as they’re still seeking that signature victory.
The day after coach David Fizdale was fired, the Knicks had every reason to come out inspired and almost ended their losing streak vs. the Pacers.
T.J. Leaf is out of the lineup and Edmond Sumner just returned from injury but they’ll have to be ready as the schedule toughens for Indiana.
A 7-0 run by Detroit broke open a tie game late in the fourth as Indiana lost the season series 3-1 to its Central Division foe.
In another forgettable performance against Joel Embiid, Myles Turner was dominated in the post and appears to have lost confidence in his shot
A pair of giveaways on the final 13.9 seconds proved to be the difference in a 119-116 loss, ending Indiana’s five-game winning streak to start a five-game road trip.
Bojan Bogdanovic’s 26 points kept Utah in striking range, but the Pacers had enough to get their fourth win in a row Wednesday night.
The Pacers didn’t just make 18 3s in Monday’s win, they responded to coach Nate McMillan’s emphasis on better spacing and not turning down open shots.