Why a conference finals rematch showed Celtics, Pacers trending in opposite directions
After the Eastern Conference finals ended in one of the most competitive sweeps in recent years, the Pacers looked like a team primed for a step forward. Despite the loss, Rick Carlisle’s team showed it could keep its perpetual offense in motion while playing physical playoff basketball.
The Indiana Pacers (15-17) were blown out by the Boston Celtics, 142-105, on Friday but get to try it again today.
With no Jrue Holiday or Kristaps Porzingis for Boston, Indiana snapped their brief two-games losing streak. The mistakes they ...
Indiana Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton gave a strong declaration after his huge win over the Boston Celtics. Rick Carlisle's ...
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Pacers close out calendar in clash with visiting BucksComing off back-to-back games against the reigning champion Boston Celtics, the Indiana Pacers welcome in the visiting ...
Boston Celtics point guard Jrue Holiday is one of the names listed on the team injury report ahead of the game against the ...
The Indiana Pacers played back-to-back games over the last two days, falling to the Oklahoma City Thunder and Boston Celtics.
BOTTOM LINE: Boston takes on the Indiana Pacers after Jaylen Brown scored 44 points in the Boston Celtics' 142-105 ...
Indiana won the first meeting, 135-132, in overtime on Oct. 30, while Boston won Friday's game in a blowout, 142-105.
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