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For all Pacers fans!
# | PLAYER | |||
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0 | Tyrese Haliburton | |||
00 | Benedict Mathurin | |||
1 | Obi Toppin | |||
2 | Andrew Nembhard | |||
5 | Jarace Walker | |||
9 | T.J. Mcconnell | |||
10 | Kendall Brown | |||
16 | James Johnson | |||
20 | Doug McDermott | |||
21 | Isaiah Wong | |||
22 | Isaiah Jackson | |||
23 | Aaron Nesmith | |||
25 | Jalen Smith | |||
26 | Ben Sheppard | |||
29 | Quenton Jackson | |||
33 | Myles Turner | |||
43 | Pascal Siakam | |||
44 | Oscar Tshiebwe |
# | Team | Record | Games Behind |
---|---|---|---|
1 | BOS | 64-18 | - |
2 | NYK | 50-32 | 14 |
3 | MIL | 49-33 | 15 |
4 | CLE | 48-34 | 16 |
5 | ORL | 47-35 | 17 |
6 | IND | 47-35 | 17 |
7 | PHI | 47-35 | 17 |
8 | MIA | 46-36 | 18 |
Updated 4/14/2024
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Does anyone know what time tip off is for game 6?
Only seeing TBD
Let’s fucking go!!!!!!!!!!!!
Any Pacers fans in the city going to the game?
Obviously we can all expect the Knicks to punch Pacers in the mouth early after their abysmal performance in game 4, but that exertion of energy in the first half will dwindle and be barely present in the second half. This Knicks team is beat up, tired and want to desperately defend home court, which means they’re probably gonna do everything in their power to force/overturn fouls.
I expect them to be sloppy when finishing at the rim, down the stretch. I also anticipate turnovers to be an issue early for the Knicks. We might have another battle of the rebounds. 2nd chance points could easily decide this match. As for the refs, I’m not worried. Rick did what he thought was necessary early in this series and put them all on notice. Pacers know their habitual flopping like the back of their hand. Knicks have no more tricks up their sleeves.
Tonight will truly be a battle of exertion meets frustration meeting the Indiana Pacers. Right now, there’s no such thing as fatigue on our team. All the pieces are in place to ensure we secure this series when we come back home. That being said, tonight should be as interesting as it may be controversial. Let’s go get another W.
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The window for the drawing is only open for 30 minutes on Thursday so it should be decent chance for anyone that signs up I would think. You claim the free ticket offer to be eligible for the drawing on 05/16 from 12:00PM – 12:30PM PT (3:00-3:30 Eastern time). If you have any questions about the app, drawing, or anything feel free to ask. You have to earn 20 coins on the app to enter, super easy to do just by clicking on items in the Pacers page feed and shuffling through them. I racked up 150 points over a few minutes doing that.
If I’m breaking any rules here mods, feel free to delete. Appreciate all the support and love the subreddit has shown me over the years.
Next year Paul George, Domantas Sabonis, and Tyrese Haliburton will make a combined 126.1 million. Over the 14 year stretch when they played for Indiana, the Pacers payed them a combined 104.1 million or roughly 7.4 million a year.
Paul George was the 10th overall pick in 2010 and until 2022 the Pacers never had another pick inside the top 10. When Paul announced he wouldn’t resign with the Pacers, most of us assumed the Pacers would have to let him walk for free, or trade him for a used washing machine or something equivalent in value. But the Pacers traded him for Sabonis(and Oladipo) and basically the moment they payed Sabonis they traded him for Haliburton.
Each trade the Pacers made ended up in roughly the same production for a fraction of the cost. In their Pacer careers Paul averaged 18pts/6reb, Domantas averaged 16pts/11reb, and Tyrese has averaged 20pts/11 ast. In Pauls last year with the Pacers he made 18.3 million while Domas made 2.6 million the next year. In his final year Domas made 19.8 million and the next year Hali made 3.8 million. These are the type of moves you have to make to stay relevant as a small market team that never fully bottoms out and will never be able to sign top tier FAs unless they drastically overpay. They took one mid first round pick and turned it into 4 all stars with 10 all star appearances for the Pacers(4 for PG and 2 each for Domas, Oladipo, and Hali).
Please give the Celtics hell. What a shitty end to a magical season, I can’t even watch.
Scott Foster. The Extender brought out by Silver to make sure we don’t run away with a other one… at least the other ref is from Indiana 🥲
Home Team | May 12th, 2024 | Away Team |
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Time: 8:00 | ||
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Pacers Betting Odds | ||
Spread | ML | O/U |
-5.5 | -225 | 217.5 |
#Projected Starters | ||
Pacers | ||
• PG - Tyrese Haliburton | ||
• SG - Andrew Nembhard | ||
• SF - Aaron Nesmith | ||
• PF - Pascal Siakam | ||
• C - Myles Turner |
Knicks
• PG - Jalen Brunson
• SG - Donte DiVincenzo
• SF - Josh Hart
• PF - Precious Achiuwa
• C - Isaiah Hartenstein
#Injuries
Pacers
• Tyrese Haliburton - Questionable (Lower Back Spasms)
• Bennedict Mathurin - Out (Right Shoulder Labral Tear)
Knicks
• Bojan Bogdanovic - Out (Left Foot Surgery)
• Mitchell Robinson - Out (Left Ankle Stress Injury)
• OG Anunoby - Out (Left Hamstring Strain)
• Julius Randle - Out (Right Shoulder Surgery)
Is the vision to have Hali at the 1, Math at the 2, Jarace at the 3, Pascal at the 4, Turner at the 5, and Shep as a 6th man? I definitely think a bench/rotation role is better for Nembhard, but Nesmith has some great potential. It's a good problem to have, I'm just curious if y'all see a different way for it to go.
I think this is an overlooked part of the national media coverage of this team is how well our young guys play within their role. It's really hard to do with a young team cause everyone is working hard to prove themselves and earn the next contract. I really just wanna resign and run it back, no matter what happens next. What do you all think?
I am a long time Pacers fan and a relatively new Carolina Hurricanes fan. The last 4 games of the combined series have been great. Started 0-5, now 4-5. Canes took care of business in MSG tonight. Pacers turn tomorrow. Let’s go Pacers!
Is it just a Bobby Portis quote that caught fire? Now all the fanbases say it? Who celebrates when they are losing a game? 99% of all celebrations happen in sports when things are going well. I hate this narrative mostly because it makes no sense.
It’s like this cheer derived from this meme format lmao
If we win game 5 ,it’s over, we win at home- it’s a wrap. If we lose this, I think we have the advantage with game 7, taking all the wind out of the Knicks. Next: how do we keep McConnell. The talk shouldn’t be about Spicy’s max. It should be about McConnell’s pay-not max. Teams will want him though fr. My hope is he loves this team enough to take a pay cut to stay. I love Obi. TBH TJ makes him better. I hope he realizes this and also takes a pay cut lol. As I’m typing this I see this is just a fan wishing, but damn if we could run it back we are in the finals next year fasho!
Cause if Mathurin was playing every game would be like the Mother's Day Massacre
https://pca.st/episode/dc88e2e8-7bb2-46ac-90b8-30c6e2e1c763
Around 20:50
Particularly enjoyed the end of the segment where they did some tough but fair critique of the ESPN crew calling the game.