Why a conference finals rematch showed Celtics, Pacers trending in opposite directions
After the Eastern Conference finals ended in one of the most competitive sweeps in recent years, the Pacers looked like a team primed for a step forward. Despite the loss, Rick Carlisle’s team showed it could keep its perpetual offense in motion while playing physical playoff basketball.
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Did poor defense doom Celtics against the Pacers?Boston's defense hasn't been quite as good this year, while Indiana is among the league's top offensive clubs. This much was ...
The Pacers' 142-105 loss to the Celtics speaks to their struggles to reconstruct their roster ecosystem on the fly due to ...
As Nembhard rehabs an injury, he is yet to be cleared to play in back-to-backs, so he didn't suit up when the Pacers got ...
Indiana won the first meeting, 135-132, in overtime on Oct. 30, while Boston won Friday's game in a blowout, 142-105.
The Indiana Pacers play against the Boston Celtics at TD Garden The Indiana Pacers are spending $10,897,053 per win while the ...
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Not only did they score a major upset over the Boston Celtics, star point guard Tyrese Haliburton also stepped up to play ...
The Bucks erased a 19-point deficit, pulling away late to beat the Indiana Pacers 120-112. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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