Hill to have more concussion tests before Game 6Pacers guard George Hill will have another concussion test before Saturday's home playoff game. |
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In so many ways, the best and most important money game Patrick Ewing ever played for the Knicks, the one that finally put him into the NBA Finals, was Game 7 against another Indiana Pacers team, back in 1994. Patrick scored 24 points in that game, had … |
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The Chicago Bulls? Gone till November16 hours ago
Kelly Dwyer, yahoo.com With every season that ends, for the playoff teams at least, we felt it right to take a look ahead. TNT already has the rights to "Gone Fishin'," and because we're sure that someone, somewhere, still likes that Wyclef song, we're going with &q… |
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Dime Magazine, dimemag.com Check out the NBA’s picks for the Top 5 Plays from last night’s two playoff games. Various Knicks‘ swats make it in, but curiously not this beast Tyson Chandler destruction of a Tyler Hansbrough sure bucket. Check out huge dunks from Paul George, Ka… |
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Dan Devine, yahoo.com If you wanted to say that the Indiana Pacers lost Thursday's Game 5 more than the New York Knicks won it, I wouldn't fight you in a public square. While the Knicks did seem more willing to attack and press the action in taking a 10-point decision, the P… |
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Agent: Sloan not interested in coaching Bucks20 hours ago
ESPN.com news services, ESPN.com Jerry Sloan does not want to coach the Milwaukee Bucks, according to a report by USA Today Sports, which had reported the team's interest in the Hall-of-Famer. |
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Even in ugly must-win, Carmelo Anthony and Knicks pretty grittyMay 17 (yesterday)
All night long you kept looking at the scoreboard after the Pacers had missed another free throw or made another turnover, and kept expecting to see the Knicks up by more than they were on the night when they were playing for their season. But they were… |
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Knicks grind out Game 5 win, but not all is curedMay 17 (yesterday)
The Knicks were far from perfect in Game 5, but an 85-75 win over the Pacers kept their season alive ... for now. Ben Glicksman explains New York is still figuring its problems out. |
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We Went There: A Fine Mess at Madison Square GardenMay 17 (yesterday)
This ... this was not a fun, attractive, or well-played NBA game. The Pacers, turnover-prone all season and barely able to handle the ball without ... |
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Knicks Beat Pacers To Force Game 6, Ruin Everyone's Saturday NightMay 16 (yesterday)
Greg Howard, deadspin.com Of all the NBA Conference semifinals, including the Grizzlies' and Heat's respective molly whopping of the Thunder and Bulls, the Knicks-Pacers series is by far the worst. We held out hope that Indiana would be able to travel to Madison Square Garden an… |
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New York smartens up the attack, keeps its season alive after beating Indiana in Game 5May 16 (yesterday)
Kelly Dwyer, yahoo.com The Indiana Pacers are a poor offensive team, and yet they sprang out to a strong 3-1 lead in their Eastern semifinals matchup with the New York Knicks despite not setting the league ablaze with its offensive know-how. New York managed to keep their sea… |
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Tyson Chandler Destroys Tyler Hansbrough’s Layup Into The StandsMay 16 (yesterday)
Dime Magazine, dimemag.com If Indiana learned anything tonight, it was to not test Tyson Chandler. The big man has really struggled all year long and in New York’s 10-point Game 5 win, he recorded more fouls (five) than combined blocks and points (four). But the Pacers couldn’t… |
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Carmelo, Knicks down Pacers to stay aliveMay 16 (yesterday)
Associated Press, ESPN.com Carmelo Anthony scored 28 points to help the New York Knicks stay alive in the Eastern Conference semifinals with an 85-75 victory over the Indiana Pacers in Game 5 on Thursday night. |
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Lance Stephenson Tries To Dunk On Chandler & Takes A Nasty FallMay 16 (yesterday)
Dime Magazine, dimemag.com We love Lance Stephenson‘s aggression. With the rest of the Pacers playing in a daze tonight, Born Ready went hard to the rack in the first half, looking to cram one on Tyson Chandler. Instead, Chandler met him at the top and sent the young fella back. … |
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Pacers say they must be ‘perfect,’ ‘extraordinary’ to beat Knicks in Game 5, because they’re politeMay 16 (yesterday)
Dan Devine, yahoo.com The Indiana Pacers stand just one win away from earning their first trip to the Eastern Conference finals in nine years, just 48 minutes from a rematch with a Miami Heat squad that ousted them from the playoffs in the second round one year ago. All they… |
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Without Rose, Bulls put up fight to endMay 16 (yesterday)
The next time he suits up for a game, there's a good chance Derrick Rose will actually be in a uniform and not in a jacket and slacks. |
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Woodson Turns to Copeland, but Won’t Desert KiddMay 16 (yesterday)
Nate Taylor, nytimes.com Knicks Coach Mike Woodson said Chris Copeland would get playing time early in Game 5 against the Pacers, but Jason Kidd will also continue to play. |
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Bird-flipping Heat fan Filomena Tobias is sorry, sort of, for giving Joakim Noah the fingerMay 16 (yesterday)
Dan Devine, yahoo.com I kind of can't believe it's only been a week since Joakim Noah's ejection in Game 2 of his Chicago Bulls' Eastern Conference semifinals matchup with the Miami Heat. It feels like way more time has passed between Noah getting the gate, a certain upset b… |
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Roy Hibbert among those showing big men still own the postseasonMay 16 (yesterday)
Explosive guards and rangey forwards are the NBA's stars, but big men are key in the playoffs, as the first two rounds have shown. Roy Hibbert leads the way, says Ian Thomsen. |
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Thibodeau: Caution was right plan for RoseMay 16 (yesterday)
ESPNChicago.com, ESPN.com Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose was ruled out of their 94-91 loss in Game 5 of an Eastern Conference semifinal against the Miami Heat, meaning he officially missed the entire season after undergoing ACL surgery on May 12, 2012. |
