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» Wednesday, May 23 2012

 

» Monday, May 21 2012

 

» Sunday, May 20 2012

Dahntay Jones, who was outside the locker room with teammate Paul George, a Pacers employee, his son and his mother, went and talked to Howard before the 39-year-old Howard turned around and went toward the practice court with the rest of his teammates. “Tell him I’m going to (expletive) him up,” Howard said to Dahntay Jones, Paul George and another Pacers employee. Indianapolis Star

It was unclear which player had said something to start the jawing, but Howard was soon warning Stephenson to keep his mouth shut, as Pacers assistant coach Brian Shaw stepped between the players and nudged Howard away from the court. There didn’t appear to be any possibility that the altercation would evolve into violence, but Howard clearly had no use for Stephenson, nor his attitude. Yahoo! Sports

 

» Friday, May 18 2012

 

» Thursday, May 17 2012

 

» Wednesday, May 16 2012

 

» Monday, May 14 2012

Danny Granger and Paul George were complete no-shows. When Granger, the leading scorer, makes 1-of-10 shots and scores seven points, and has one more turnover than shot made, you have no chance to beat a good team on the road. "We are going to have to get him (Granger) better shots,'' Frank Vogel said. "I don't know if he's going to have a huge offensive series, especially when he has to guard LeBron James for 38 minutes. That takes a lot out of your offensive game.'' Indianapolis Star

The Pacers' starting wing players combined to go 2-of-15 from the field for 13 points. James and Wade scored 61 points, including 22 in the fourth quarter, on 49 attempts. "People criticize me for not being aggressive, it's hard to be aggressive when I'm not touching the ball," George said. Indianapolis Star

 

» Tuesday, May 8 2012

Larry Bird, though, doesn't have that problem. Ask a question, you get brutal honesty. "(Paul George)'s got to pick it up," the Pacers president said after Monday's practice. "This isn't the time to feel sorry for yourself. Sometimes players lose their shot, and they lose all their confidence. As he gets along in his career, we think he can be a pretty good scorer. But just because you're not making shots doesn't mean you can't do the other things. "Disappointed? No. I mean, he's so young (just turned 22). Last year he was in five playoff games, and it's just the first round this year. These young guys, they're going to learn, each playoff game gets harder as you go along. Not each series, each game. These guys don't understand that yet." Indianapolis Star

"He's got no confidence (in his shot)," Bird said. "I can see that. And he's going to stay in slumps if he keeps doing what he's doing. As he grows, he's got to get to the basket more. He relies too much shooting the 3s. He needs to get to the basket, learn how to post people up, and even if he doesn't score, draw the double team and get other people open. I'm not disappointed in any of that; only time I'm disappointed is when he turns down shots, and I've told him that. That's what he can't do, because then you're basically playing four-on-five." Indianapolis Star

 

» Sunday, May 6 2012

Hansbrough, an All-American at North Carolina, can't avoid having run-ins with former Duke players. Magic guard J.J. Redick joined fellow Blue Devil Mike Dunleavy in taking exception to Hansbrough's aggressiveness. Redick received a technical foul for attempting to push Hansbrough out the way after Redick was fouled by Pacers guard Paul George. Redick's push turned out to be more of a nudge; Hansbrough barely moved. "Nah, I'm not going to budge on that," Hansbrough said. "I didn't even foul him. He was coming at me. We got a little tangled up. I don't even know how it really happened." Indianapolis Star

 

» Thursday, April 19 2012

Marc J. Spears: Pacers shooting guard Paul George has signed to be represented by Creative Artists Agency (CAA), sources close to Yahoo! Sports said. George's agent, Aaron Mintz, recently moved over to CAA. Other CAA basketball clients include LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Dwyane Wade, Chris Paul, Chris Bosh, Tony Parker and Kentucky coach John Calipari. Sulia

 

» Thursday, March 22 2012

 

» Monday, March 12 2012

Vogel has said he would call more plays for George, the team's best all-around player. But George is still getting a lot of his scoring off his defense and spot-up 3-pointers. "It makes you feel good that your number is called," George said. "I'm out there defending, trying to get extra possessions, trying to get offense for myself. At times it is frustrating when I'm defending and not getting plays called. I'm not trying to take anything away from what we have, but I felt the confidence tonight." Indianapolis Star

 

» Thursday, March 1 2012

Indiana’s Paul George thinks he should have won the dunk contest. The second-year Pacer even told the Indianapolis Star, “(Not to) take nothing away from the dunk contest, (but) it was a joke.” But Gordon Hayward believes the rightful winner was crowned. “I think,” the Indiana native said, “there was no question Jeremy had the best dunk of the night — easily, out of all the other dunks.” Deseret News

Hayward admitted controversy is expected when subjectivity is involved in the judging, so he isn’t surprised other competitors believe they should’ve won. Yet … “I think Jeremy’s second dunk was by far the best dunk of the competition,” he reiterated, “so I think he should’ve won.” Deseret News

 

» Wednesday, February 29 2012

Marcus Thompson: Warriors still hold interest in Danny Granger, though Indiana won't trade him. But if you think about it, what's the better tandem: Paul George/Granger or Paul George/Monta? Perhaps the better question is what's the better trio: Collison/George/Granger or Collison/Ellis/George? ... I'd have to go with the former. Sulia

 
 

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