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2013/02/27 6:48 pm

Roy Hibbert, David Lee Suspended One Game for Fight

After the scuffle that took place between the Pacers and Warriors on Tuesday night, Indiana center Roy Hibbert had a feeling that he would be suspended by the NBA for one game for his involvement. It turns out he was right. According to ESPN.com, Warriors big man David Lee was also slapped with a one-game ban for his participation in the fourth-quarter fight between the teams that spilled into the...

2013/02/26 9:05 pm

Video: Warriors and Pacers fight in the 4th Quarter

The Indiana Pacers have a reputation for being tough, playing strong defense and grinding out wins. Against the Golden State Warriors tonight, things got a little testy in the fourth quarter between the two playoff-bound teams. It started out with Roy Hibbert and David Lee exchanging pushes under the basket to all-out chaos. Stephen Curry attempted to push away/tackle Hibbert, who continued to dispatch...

2012/11/08 10:22 am

Danny Granger Out Three Months

Indiana Pacers fans were already concerned seeing their team get off the blocks at 2-3, and unfortunately they have a little more to worry about now. The Pacers, who are still hoping to contend for an Eastern Conference title this season, will have a much harder path to the postseason after it was announced that their leading scorer from last season, Danny Granger, is expected to miss three months...

2011/12/25 1:06 pm

Flashback Video: Larry Bird’s Court I.Q.

Growing up in Michigan, I disliked Larry Bird and his Boston Celtics a lot. It wasn’t until later in Bird’s career, and after he had retired that I began to look past my prejudice and really appreciate the man’s basketball ability. Bird is the owner of one of my top-3 favorite NBA plays of all time. Bird is one of 4-5 players in NBA history that could pull a play like this off; he...

2011/02/13 10:08 am

Video: Andrew Bogut’s sweet pass to Carlos Delfino

Last night in a game between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Indiana Pacers, the Buck’s big Aussie center Andrew Bogut dropped a soft behind-the-back pass to a cutting Carlos Delfino. Watch the video below: Bogut doesn’t always get the chance to display his passing skills (2.0 assists a game), but that was Arvydas Sabonis-esque. Bogut’s scoring is down this year, but he’s leading...

2009/10/26 7:52 am

Boston Celtics: Least internationally diverse NBA team

When the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics won their NBA champioships in 2006 and 2008 respectively, they did so without one international player on their roster that entire season. When I saw that, I thought to myself “In today’s NBA, what are the chances that a team could go throughout a season without on foreign-born player on their roster?” The answer? Not likely, considering that...

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