LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD
Roy Hibbert vows to 'speak up' more
Pacers big man Roy Hibbert, who sat helplessly on the bench during the closing moments of the team's loss to the Heat, says he needs to be more vocal.
Frank Vogel: "I would say we'll probably have (Roy Hibbert) in next time."
Indiana Pacers coach Frank Vogel made the decision (twice) to take center Roy Hibbert out of the game on crucial plays towards the end of the Eastern Conference Finals game 1 against Miami. Unfortunately, it doesn't appear to have been the wisest decision, as LeBron James was able to easily drive to the basket with 2.2 seconds left in overtime to sink the game-winner.
In retrospect...
Roy Hibbert inexplicably on bench for Miami Heat’s last two possesions
The Indiana Pacers played a great game against the Miami Heat in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals. Heck, after Paul George made three free throws to give them the lead with 2.2 seconds left, it looked like they were even going to pull off the win. But luckily Miami had Pacers coach Frank Vogel give them an assist.
Vogel inexplicably pulled center Roy Hibbert out of the game...
Hibbert takes a shot to the groin
Roy Hibbert took a painful shot to the groin tonight when his Indiana Pacers faced the Miami Heat. Shane Battier drove down the lane and went up to try and dunk over Hibbert. The two collided so Shane switched to try and make a lay-up while Hibbert fell to the ground in pain. As Shane went up he gave Roy a huge knee to the groin area at full speed.
(H/T SB Nation)
Shane Battier knees Roy Hibbert in the nuts (Video)
If you thought Roy Hibbert wasn’t all there during the first half of Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals between the Indiana Pacers and Miami Heat, it might have to do with him getting nailed in the nuts by Shane Battier.
Battier was driving to the hoop late in the first quarter when he was challenged by the Pacers center. In an instance, two forces converged at the same place...
Shane Battier knees Roy Hibbert in the groin while attempting dunk
For those of you who thought that the Indiana Pacers/Miami Heat Eastern Conference Finals series would be physical, you wee 100% correct.
During the first quarter of play, Miami’s Shane Battier attempted to throw down a slam dunk on Pacers center Roy Hibbert that didn’t convert.
Instead Shane’s knee went right into Roy’s groin region and as you’ll see from the video, it...
Meet Roy Hibbert: The Most Weirdly Offensively-Challenged Center In the NBA
With the anticipated Pacers-Heat matchup just around the corner, I wanted to talk about the most confusing player from these two rosters: Roy Hibbert.
Hibbert, who signed a four-year, $58 million contract this offseason, is quietly the most overpaid center in the NBA. Yes, Hibbert is a superior defender who will constantly alter shots throughout the course of a game. But his shortcomings...
Pacers’ Roy Hibbert injures thumb during practice
While Indiana Pacers forward David West sat out yesterday’s practice due to a leg injury, center Roy Hibbert was able to suit up. However, during the session the big man suffered a thumb injury, according to the Associated Press.Hibbert was hit on his right thumb during yesterday’s practice, an injury that required taping. While any additional bumps and bruises at this point...
Roy Hibbert’s monster block on Melo is a recreation of the Pacers’ logo
Matt Kryger of the Indianapolis Star has brought to our attention that Roy Hibbert's monster block on Carmelo Anthony is a recreation of the Pacers' logo.
Roy Hibbert stuffs a Carmello Anthony dunk attempt
Indiana Pacers’ Roy Hibbert came away with the huge block on New York Knicks forward Carmello Anthony during the 4th quarter of Saturday night’s Game 6. Melo appeared to have the clear path to an easy slam after spinning on Paul George. However, the 7’2” Hibbert came over from his help position to stuff Melo, and give the Pacers momentum before the game’s final push, which...
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