steve williams
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They earned their money tonight Phil
Pacers are young and mistakes with turnovers cost them the game
Pacers are young and mistakes with turnovers cost them the game
In one regular season match with the Celtics, my comment was that how come the Pacers were not in the top 3 standings. Roster is solidPacers surprisingly match up well with Boston. Boston however poured in 3’s and their maturity and poise had them capitalize on Pacers inexperience and horrible turn overs
But with a title, will it be even higher?I believe Tatum's max contract was already computed right cover Brown's. It's a sure $300m plus. A little bit higher than Brown's, title or not.
Not sure about that. I believe max contract is computed from the CBA but maybe a title or first team selection may be an alternate bonus.But with a title, wil it be even higher?
Yes, that is VERY important for the CeltsVery glad to know Brown and Tatum made big time clutch shots.
I'm sure there will be adjustments by the coachesPacers surprisingly match up well with Boston. Boston however poured in 3’s and their maturity and poise had them capitalize on Pacers inexperience and horrible turn overs
Maybe Tatum is finally getting the foul calls he was (often times unfairly) denied beforeBtw, not saying there was anything nefarious going on, but...
Celtics: 24-30 free throws; Pacers 9-10.
That was a bitter loss for you and JackI wasn't on the forum last night; it was too intense to be watching the game on TV. Still, I think we all saw the same thing: the factors that make the Pacers so dangerous can also bite them when everything doesn't go right.
Haliburton's natural athleticism and grace can make those Magic Johnson-like passes possible and allow him those teflon glides through the lane where no one touches him on the way to a layup. But when he's off by a millisecond, it can result in a game-killing turnover. Nembhard can kill you with a nothing-but-net three, or lose a game by throwing the ball away. A Pacers game is like an extended home run hitter's at-bat: it's either a strikeout or a grand slam.
As to Myles Turner, he's much more valuable playing as a forward than as a center, which is how they tried to use him in years past.
I saw. those stats as well Makes you wonder. There were some tough calls at the end which cost them the gameBtw, not saying there was anything nefarious going on, but...
Celtics: 24-30 free throws; Pacers 9-10.
That's what I wanted Tatum to excel in, drive, stop, spin, and fish for a foul.Maybe Tatum is finally getting the foul calls he was (often times unfairly) denied before![]()
I thought Tatum and Brown played with complete confidence and composure. Nothing exuberant like 24 yo Haliburton who was having the time of his lifeMaybe Tatum is finally getting the foul calls he was (often times unfairly) denied before![]()