Malcolm Brogdon returns as Indiana Pacers light up Memphis Grizzlies from 3-point range
Malcolm Brogdon returned to the lineup as the Pacers rolled out their starting five for just the third time and they clicked on all cylinders.
Malcolm Brogdon returned to the lineup as the Pacers rolled out their starting five for just the third time and they clicked on all cylinders.
Indiana Pacers will have their opening night starting lineup for the third time this season; injuries have hampered the group
Aaron Holiday knew he’d almost been traded in his rookie year with Indiana and that his name had popped up a lot around the league.
Justin Holiday didn’t just set up the big shot for Aaron Holiday, but he made a steal to deny Orlando the chanced to tie in a 111-106 victory.
Victor Oladipo was able to play 5-on-5 Thursday without interruption, another hurdle cleared in his recovery from right knee surgery.
The lineups and rotations keep changing but the results have remained the same as the Pacers are 8-6 which is how they opened a season ago.
Domantas Sabonis dominated, T.J. Warren bounced back, Aaron Holiday set career highs in points and assists, and Justin Holiday hit key buckets.
The Pacers are on a two-game skid as injuries to rotation players continue to pile up, but they’re still over .500 entering tonight in Brooklyn.
Not only did the Indiana Pacers not have Malcolm Brogdon but T.J. McConnell’s groin injury left them handicapped further in a 102-83 loss Saturday.
The Pacers adapted to the coverage of Domantas Sabonis in the post and got up more 3s as Friday’s game drove home some truths about the reserves.