Pacers vs. Magic Game 3 Highlights - Pacers Center
Here are some highlights/video clips from last nights game. The ball movement they had in the clips above was outstanding. Extra passes, finding the open shooters. Sometimes they move the ball well, sometimes they don’t. Last night they did and they blasted the Magic. Did it seem to anyone else that Glen Davis’ dancing really [...]
Pacers vs. Magic Game 3 Highlights - Pacers Center
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May 03, 2012
Perhaps Frank Vogel's early success with the Indiana Pacers should be used as a case study.
Vogel replaced the older, gruffer Jim O'Brien at midseason last year. He took a team that was 17-27 and struggling with confidence, infused it with positive energy and a new approach, and led it to a 20-18 finish and a playoff berth.
Team president Larry Bird gave Vogel the full...
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May 04, 2012
Several members of the Indiana Pacers were filmed in a heated early morning exchange with clubgoers outside an Orlando nightclub Thursday.
The players, who are in Orlando for their playoff series against the Magic, got into a verbal confrontation with a group of people outside Club 23 around 2:45am local time, TMZ reported.
The incident was reportedly sparked when a clubgoer accused...
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May 03, 2012
Following the Orlando Magic’s 97-74 loss to the Indiana Pacers in Game 3 of the teams’ quarterfinal playoff series, Magic big man Glen “Big Baby” Davis had his little daughter in tow as he faced the media. And the little girl, decked out in a Magic sweater, absolutely seized her moment in the spotlight, taking [...]
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May 02, 2012
Pacers Playoff Preview: Indiana Pacers (1-1) @ Orlando Magic (1-1) - Pacers CenterAfter two games between the Indiana Pacers and Orlando Magic, one thing is for sure, you have no clue what you are going to get. Tonight the Indiana Pacers and Orlando Magic square off for Game 3. Will the Pacers carry the momentum from Monday night into tonight, or will the homecourt of the Amway ...
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May 03, 2012
Whether a joke or an actual precaution, the Indiana Pacers are doing what they can to keep their players from the most perilous of playoff harm. Pacers analyst and former Indiana forward Austin Croshere tweeted a photo Wednesday of a fire extinguisher covered with tape. He attributed the act, and the "please do not hit" warning on one piece of tape, to Indiana trainers...
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May 03, 2012
Regardless of the type of greatness he may achieve from now until retirement, this is the moment that is going to haunt Amar’e Stoudemire for the remainder of his career. The infamous fire extinguisher incident will be remembered by any and all who were sports fans after the turn of the century. From the stories we heard about how gruesome the injury was, it sounds like Amar...
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May 03, 2012
Austin Croshere, tweeted this pic along with, "The Pacers training staff is taking injury prevention to a whole new level!"
In other stupid NY Knicks news, Jeremy Lin received a life-sized jersey...
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May 04, 2012
Magic forward Ryan Anderson has been chosen the NBA's Most Improved Player.
NBA officials were at Amway Center on Friday to present the 23-year-old Anderson with the award.
Anderson is in his fourth season. He started 61 of 66 games during the shortened regular-season and led the league in 3-pointers made (166) and attempted (422). He joins Rashard Lewis as the only other power...
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May 02, 2012
ORLANDO -- Size does matter in the NBA, a fact the Indiana Pacers pounded into the Orlando Magic Wednesday night. The Pacers hammered the timid and defenseless Magic 97-74 behind 26 points and nine rebounds from Danny Granger and 18 points and 10 rebounds from Roy Hibbert. George Hill added 15 points for the Pacers, whose size advantage at every position really showed in the...
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May 04, 2012
Ryan Anderson saw a golden opportunity this season when he finally got a chance to become a starter. And boy, did he take great advantage of it.The Magic sharp-shooting forward was announced the NBA's Most Improved Player of the Year for this season on Friday, averaging 16 points and nearly eight rebounds per game. He also shot 39-percent from behind-the-arc.The 23-year-old was...
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May 04, 2012
The Orlando Magic and Indiana Pacers have one of the more understated and heated rivalries building in the NBA, but nobody really talks about it because it’s the Magic and the Pacers. Yawwwwwwwwn, amiright? Speaking of yawns, Danny Granger and a few of his Pacers teammates are probably a little tired this morning since they were out partying in Orlando until 2:45 a.m. Big deal...
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May 03, 2012
According to Yahoo Sports....
The Indiana Pacers want to protect your hands and their fire extinguishers
After finishing his playing career with unremarkable stints in Dallas, Golden State, Milwaukee and San Antonio, former longtime Indiana Pacers forward Austin Croshere returned to the Hoosier State to work as an analyst on Pacer broadcasts for Fox Sports Indiana. While providing...
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May 04, 2012
Ryan Anderson, former Cal Bears star and current Orlando Magic forward, is the winner of the 2011-12 NBA Most Improved Player Award, presented annually to the player who has made the most significant improvement from the previous season.
“I never thought I’d win an award like this. It’s a pretty cool honor and to hear the names that have won this award before and be a...
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May 03, 2012
As thoroughly as Orlando has been beaten in its past two games to fall into a 2-1 series hole against Indiana, there is still confidence in the Magic locker room.
Coach Stan Van Gundy showed his team several key statistics during Thursday's practice session, but says the biggest problem for them is a lack of energy. It is manifesting itself in the first and third quarters, where...
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May 03, 2012
I don’t like as many dunks as I am told I should; no breakaway dunks should ever make a Top 10 Plays. Give me a drive and jam with hands in the face, or a no-look pass alley-oop with a one-handed flush. Those require more skill and toughness than a very tall person merely jumping [...]
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