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.
Indiana won the first meeting, 135-132, in overtime on Oct. 30, while Boston won Friday's game in a blowout, 142-105.
With no Jrue Holiday or Kristaps Porzingis for Boston, Indiana snapped their brief two-games losing streak. The mistakes they ...
Tyrese Haliburton had 31 points, six rebounds and seven assists as the visiting Indiana Pacers pulled away late for a 123-114 ...
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The Pacers' 142-105 loss to the Celtics speaks to their struggles to reconstruct their roster ecosystem on the fly due to ...
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