March 25th, 2011 
Stephen Rhodes 
Posted in The New Orleans Hornets, fresh off a loss to the Boston Celtics, were at the time of this recap just one-half game behind the Memphis Grizzlies in the Western Conference playoff chase. So to say that their game against the Utah Jazz at Energy Solutions Arena on Thursday night was a must-win game is an [...]
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Hornets Outlast Jazz In OT 121-117, West Hurt
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Kings Win 4th Straight, Crown Pacers 110-105
There is a good reason as to why Sacramento Kings guard Tyreke Evans was named the Western Conference Rookie of the Month; in 17 games, he has scored 20 or more points, so there you go – not bad for a rookie, wouldn’t you say? Nonetheless, Evans and the Kings hosted the Indiana Pacers Wednesday night [...]
Granger’s Double-Double Boosts Pacers Past Warriors 108-94
For the past four games, Indiana Pacers forward Danny Granger has been in a bit of a shooting funk, making only 35% of his shot attempts; that would change dramatically as during Wednesday’s game against the Golden State Warriors. As most of you who follow Golden State know already, defense isn’t exactly their strong suit – [...]
Turnovers Doom Pacers, Hawks Prevail 120-109
I do not care what NBA team you are – any time you commit 25 turnovers, chances are that you probably will not win most nights. In the season opening game pitting the Indiana Pacers and Atlanta Hawks, there were 34 turnovers. The problem with the number of turnovers is that the vast majority of [...]
Pacers’ Key(s) To Success
One thing is for certain with the past and present versions of the Indiana Pacers. They are obviously not offesnsively-challenged. However, they are most definitely defensively-challenged. Having said that, one can expect that the team will make certain that this pattern does not fall into bad habits on the floor and repeat itself. And truth [...]