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After winning consecutive games and showing a vastly improved defensive disposition, the Pacers fail to bring that same energy from the tip against the Cavs, leading to an eventual 135-119 loss at the Fieldhouse.
Circumstances conspired to make things difficult for the Pacers, playing their third game in four nights in front of a Monday night “snow crowd” at the Fieldho...
The Pacers won their second consecutive game on Saturday, beating the Bulls, 103-101 thanks to the heroics of Pascal Siakam in the waning seconds of the fourth quarter.
Actually, THEE waning second of the game is when Siakam rose up from about 15 feet, shooting a middie over the Chicago defense that had no chance of NOT going in. Straight money. 0.1 seconds left on the ...
After showing signs of defensive improvement in their loss to the Raptors on Wedneday night, the Pacers put it altogether on Friday night, to beat the Wizards, 119-86 to snap a three-game losing streak.
The bumps in the road that have hampered the Pacers in recent losses to admittedly better teams, were all smoothed out against the two-win Wiz. That meant the Pacers fin...
In recent losses, the Pacers have struggled for one quarter which nullified a solid effort for the rest of the games. In the loss to Cleveland, the third quarter fade proved fatal. Against the Pistons, the second quarter forced the Pacers to chase from behind until they fell short despite a shot to tie late in the game.
In the 99-97 loss to the Raptors on Wednesday, the...
The Pacers were unable to overcome a second quarter letdown that saw the Pistons make separate runs 9-0 and 13-1 to take a 19-point lead at one point before settling for a 16-point lead at the half.
Much like the third quarter in Cleveland on Friday, it appeared the Pacers had let go of the rope and just as easily as the Pistons separated themselves, they would likely c...
