The Indiana Pacers lost to the Miami Heat on Tuesday by the score of 87-83. The loss evened the best-of-seven Eastern Conference Finals at 1-1. Pacers' Paul George took a knee to the back of his head from Dwyane Wade midway through the fourth quarter. He played the rest of the game with blurred vision and has been diagnosed with a concussion. joshuak8 via Wikimedia Commons As reported by Ken Berger...
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Following his team’s loss to Miami in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals, Paul George said he had blacked out after taking a blow to the head from Dwyane Wade’s knee....
Tweet Indiana Pacers guard Lance Stephenson was hitting on all cylinders against the Heat Tuesday night. Not only did Stephenson score 25 points from all over the floor, he also got a little acting in as well. Watch as Stephenson executes a terrible flop against LeBron, then take a mock nap after the call didn’t go his way: Classic. Stephenson at times can both be the best and worst player on the...
It is a well-established NBA rule that at least 0.3 seconds need to be on the clock for a player to get a shot off before the buzzer. So when the Indiana Pacers got set to inbound with 0.1 seconds left in the first half of their NBA playoff game against the Miami Heat on Tuesday night, they appeared to be, for lack of a better word, screwed. Enter Paul George and Lance Stephenson. After taking the...
We haven’t heard from Candy Deep Throat in a while, but she is back and claiming that Lance Stephenson and Paul George are asking for a 2 for 1 special in South Beach. You never know if these girls are telling the truth or not, but then again these are the Pacers, so it could be real. If they need an escort, fishing trip, selfies or whatever to win game 3, they got to do what they got to do. FLIP THE...
Lance Stephenson played like a man possessed Tuesday night for the Indiana Pacers in Game Two of the Eastern Conference Finals against the Miami Heat. How hard did he play you ask? So hard that he put so much in to this flop attempt he had to take a quick nap on the court!Too funny Lance! Too funny!@_MarcusD_/Twitter Loading......
In a series between the Miami Heat and Indiana Pacers that looks to be a long, physical and thrilling battle between two equally matched teams willing to go blow-for-blow with each other, a sad flop by one of the best players in the Eastern Conference Finals thus far has caught the attention of the NBA. […] The post Lance Stephenson fined for Game 2 flop on LeBron James (video) appeared first on Sportress...
The Pacers announced Wednesday that Paul George has been diagnosed with a concussion and will have to follow the NBA’s concussion protocol in order to play in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the Heat Saturday. George suffered the concussion after taking a knee from Dwyane Wade to the back of the head late in the fourth quarter of Tuesday’s Game 2 loss to the Heat. Initially, George...
Indiana Pacers star Paul George was diagnosed with a concussion Wednesday after taking a hit to the head from Dwyane Wade during Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals. “Tuesday night, Indiana Pacers forward Paul George took a knee to the back of his head during the fourth quarter of the Eastern Conference Finals game against Miami,” the Pacers said in a statement. “Immediately after the play, George...
Lance Stephenson tried to draw a foul on LeBron James in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals Tuesday night, and he failed miserably. Not only did the Indiana Pacers guard pick up a blocking foul, he was fined $5,000 by the NBA on Wednesday for his embarrassing flop on the play. Stephenson laid on the court for several seconds after flopping. It looked like he was taking a quick nap, which sparked...
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LeBron James scored 9 consecutive points in the fourth quarter to overturn a Pacers lead....
After the Pacers surprising game one victory over the Miami Heat, Indiana guard Lance Stephenson showed that he was capable of controlling his emotions. For the rest of this tough series against the two-time defending NBA champions, Lance will have to continue to keep himself from getting too emotional and stay in-control of his play on the floor. During the Pacers practice on Monday, Lance spoke out...
It’s important for teams to go into halftime on a high and with momentum that way they can be confident going into the second half of play. Tonight, the Indiana Pacers did just that as Lance Stephenson was able to tip in a buzzer beater with only 0.1 seconds left in the 2nd quarter: *** Lance Stephenson tip-in buzzer beater before halftime [@gifdsports] Stephenson image courtesy of Getty Images...
The style of basketball in the NBA playoffs becomes more physical and intense especially in the later rounds. Tonight during game two of the Eastern Conference Finals between the Miami Heat and Indiana Pacers, in a battle for the ball Dwyane Wade’s knee hit Paul George in the head leading to both of them getting up slowly: *** Dwyane Wade’s knee collides with Paul George’s head [Eye on Basketball]...
The Miami Heat stole a game in Indiana and have tied the series at 1-1-, but Pacers fans have an even bigger reason to be worried about the series. After a collision with Dwayne Wade where he was kneed in the back of the head, Paul George says he blacked out and had blurred vision. Paul George said he blacked out from his collision with Wade, and he tried to play through having blurry vision. — Scott...
During the second half of the Heat’s game 2 win over the Pacers, Dwyane Wade and Paul George got tangled up on a play where Wade’s knee made contact with the back of George’s head. In fact, the contact was […]...
Sunday finally gave NBA diehards the series that was promised to them all season long: a Heat vs. Pacers clash with an appearance in the NBA finals at stake. When the Pacers nearly lost to the eighth seeded Hawks a couple weeks back, the matchup appeared to be in jeopardy. But the Pacers took game seven and then knocked off the surprisingly dangerous Wizards, setting up the clash between the only two...