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Forward 24 Paul George 6-9 215Scoring 20+points for the 33rd time this season, he led the Pacers with 25 points atPhoenix, 3/30. Against the Suns, he added four rebounds, a team-high tying fourassists and a team-best four steals in 42+minutes.

Forward 21 David West 6-9 250While tying for the team lead with seven rebounds and four assists, he scored 14 pointsat Phoenix, 3/30, on 6-11 FG and 2-2 FT. He also had two steals in his 35 minutesagainst the Suns.

Center 55 Roy Hibbert 7-2 280Including 12 in the first period, he scored 20 points while leading Indiana with sevenrebounds in 29 minutes at Phoenix, 3/30. He also had one assist and a blocked shotagainst the Suns.

Guard 3 George Hill 6-0 180In 34 minutes without a turnover, he had three assists, five rebounds and 15 points on4-8 FG, 1-3 3-pt FG and 6-7 FT at Phoenix, 3/30. He has had 107 assists and 24turnovers (4.46) in the last 25 games.

Guard 1 Lance Stephenson 6-5 228In nearly 37 minutes at Phoenix, 3/30, he had 16 points, five rebounds, three assistsand three steals. He has had more steals (7) in the last four games than he had (3) inthe previous eight outings. His 74 steals this season are second best on the team.

2012-13 Record:Record: Home: Road: Overtime:

Overall: 47-27 29-8 18-19 2-3Atlantic 6-8 3-4 3-4 0-2Central 12-3 7-0 5-3 0-0Southeast 12-5 9-0 3-5 0-0Eastern: 30-16 19-4 11-12 0-2Southwest 8-2 4-1 4-1 1-0Northwest 3-6 3-1 0-5 0-1Pacific 6-3 3-2 3-1 1-0Western: 17-11 10-4 7-7 2-1

2012-13 Schedule and Results

10/31 at Toronto W, 90-8811/2 at Charlotte L, 89-9011/3 SACRAMENTO W, 106-98^11/5 at San Antonio L, 79-101

11/7 at Atlanta L, 86-8911/9 at Minnesota L, 94-9611/10 WASHINGTON W, 89-8511/13 TORONTO L, 72-7411/14 at Milwaukee L, 85-9911/16 DALLAS W, 103-8311/18 at New York L, 76-8811/19 at Washington W, 96-8911/21 NEW ORLEANS W, 115-107^11/23 SAN ANTONIO L, 97-10411/27 at L.A. Lakers W, 79-7711/30 at Sacramento W, 97-9212/1 at Golden State L, 92-10312/4 at Chicago W, 80-7612/5 PORTLAND W, 99-9212/7 DENVER L, 89-9212/9 at Oklahoma City L, 93-104

All games broadcast on 1070 The Fan

12/12 CLEVELAND W, 96-8112/14 PHILADELPHIA W, 95-8512/15 at Detroit W, 88-7712/18 at Milwaukee L, 93-98

12/19 UTAH W, 104-8412/21 at Cleveland W, 99-8912/22 at New Orleans W, 81-7512/28 PHOENIX W, 97-9112/29 at Atlanta L, 100-10912/31 MEMPHIS W, 88-831/2 WASHINGTON W, 89-811/4 at Boston L, 75-941/5 MILWAUKEE W, 95-801/8 MIAMI W, 87-771/10 NEW YORK W, 81-761/12 CHARLOTTE W, 96-881/13 at Brooklyn L, 86-971/15 at Charlotte W, 103-761/16 at Orlando L, 86-971/18 HOUSTON W, 105-951/21 at Memphis W, 82-81

All times EDT

1/23 at Portland L, 80-1001/26 at Utah L, 110-114^1/28 at Denver L, 101-1021/30 DETROIT W, 98-79

2/1 MIAMI W, 102-892/4 CHICAGO* W, 111-1012/5 ATLANTA W, 114-1032/6 at Philadelphia W, 88-692/8 TORONTO L, 98-100^2/11 BROOKLYN L, 84-89^2/13 CHARLOTTE W, 101-772/20 NEW YORK W, 125-912/22 DETROIT W, 114-822/23 at Detroit W, 90-722/26 GOLDEN STATE W, 108-972/28 L.A. CLIPPERS L, 91-993/1 at Toronto W, 93-813/3 CHICAGO W, 97-923/6 BOSTON L, 81-833/8 at Orlando W, 115-863/10 at Miami L, 91-105

Overtime period

3/13 MINNESOTA W, 1073/15 L.A. LAKERS L, 93-93/16 at Philadelphia L, 91-93/18 at Cleveland W, 111

3/19 ORLANDO W, 95-3/22 MILWAUKEE W, 1023/23 at Chicago L, 84-83/25 ATLANTA W, 1003/27 at Houston W, 1003/28 at Dallas W, 1033/30 at Phoenix W, 1124/1 at L.A. Clippers 10:30 p4/5 OKLAHOMA CITY 8:00 p.4/6 at Washington 7:00 p.4/9 CLEVELAND 7:00 p.4/12 BROOKLYN 7:00 p.4/14 at New York 3:30 p.4/16 at Boston 8:00 p.4/17 PHILADELPHIA 8:00 p.

*Rescheduled from 12/26

Indiana Pacers (47-27) at Los Angeles Clippers (49-25)Game #75, Road Game #38

STAPLES Center, Los Angeles, CAApri l 1, 2013, 10:30 p.m. (EDT)

INJURY REPORTDanny Granger, sore left knee, outDavid West, lower back sprain, day-to-day

RECENT TRANSACTIONS:2/8/13 Recalled Miles Plumlee from Ft. Wayne of the NBA

Developmental League.2/4/13 Re-assigned Miles Plumlee to Ft. Wayne of the NBA

Developmental League2/1/13 Recalled Miles Plumlee from Ft. Wayne of the NBA

Developmental League.1/31/13 Re-assigned Miles Plumlee to Ft. Wayne of the NBA

Developmental League1/28/13 Re-signed Sam Young


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PACERS' GAME NOTES

Last Game:

ndiana 112, Phoenix 104 3/30 US Airways Center, Phoenix,ndiana's longest free throw parade of the season took the Pacers to their fourth straight win. Paul George scored 25 points to lead all five Indiana startedouble figures and the Pacers beat the Phoenix Suns 112-104. Roy Hibbert scored 20, Lance Stephenson 16, George Hill 15 and David West 14 for the Pacndiana's seventh victory in eight games lifted them a half-game ahead of idle New York for second in the Eastern Conference. Goran Dragic had 21 pointsnine assists for the Suns before fouling out with 1:10 to play. Indiana made 34-46 free throws, its season high in makes and attempts. They also were oppohighs for the Suns. The Suns, losers of six in a row, were outscored 10-3 over the final three minutes after cutting the lead to 102-101. Markieff Morris addefor the Suns, who had seven in double figures. Trailing 86-76 after three quarters, the Suns cut it to 97-94 on five points by Dragic, a fast-break layup after a pass from J ermaine O'Neal, followed by a 3-pointer with 5:08 to play. Dragic's spinning layup from the baseline cut it to 99-98 with 3:43 left, then Georgefouled by Wesley J ohnson on a 3-pt try and made all three from the line to put the Pacers up 102-98 with 3:28 to go. But O'Neal converted a three-point plcut it to 102-101 3:10 from the finish. Indiana pulled away from the line. West made two free throws with 2:46 to go, George sank two more with 1:50 to play Stephenson made one of two with 1:10 left, leaving the Pacers up 107-101. West's 15-footer, Indiana's lone field goal over the final four and a half minmade it 109-101 with 34.6 seconds to play. After making just six of their first 15 free throw tries, Indiana made 28-31 FT the rest of the way.

The Stat Line:Team FG% 3FG% FT% OR DR Reb Ast PF Stl TO Blk 1 2 3 4 OT Tot

PACERS .463 .267 .739 19 26 45 18 20 12 14 5 27 30 29 26 112

Phoenix .488 .500 .947 9 26 35 30 30 8 17 3 21 26 27 28 104

Recent Games:

ndiana 103, Dallas 78 3/28 American Airl ines Center, Dallas,Paul George and Indiana Pacers went on an offensive surge in the third quarter to sink the Dallas Mavericks. George had 24 points and eight rebounds anPacers broke open a close game in the third quarter to beat the Mavericks 103-78 on Thursday night. With the game tied at half, the Pacers outscoredMavericks 34-17 in the third. George had eight points in a 20-5 run to open the second half. Dirk Nowitzki scored 21 points for Dallas, which remained a gand a half behind the Los Angeles Lakers in the race for the final playoff spot in the Western Conference. Roy Hibbert had 16 points and 11 rebounds one nafter scoring a season-high 28 against Houston, and Tyler Hansbrough added 13 points and nine rebounds off the bench for Indiana. David West scored sepoints in his return for the Pacers after missing six games with a lower back strain. The Pacers outrebounded the Mavericks 55-34 and scored 15 second chpoints. Dallas suffered its 11th loss of 20 points or more this season. George Hill hit a 3-pointer to start the second half and break a 41-all halftime tie. George hit a 21-footer to push Indiana's lead to 49-42. Indiana closed the 20-5 run with a couple of layups from Hill and a jumper from Ian Mahinmi to ma61-46 midway through the third. George scored 13 points in the third. He finished 10-17 from the field and had six assists and three steals. Mahinmi closedthird with a dunk off a pass from Orlando J ohnson as the Pacers outscored the Mavericks 34-17 in the third. Vince Carter had 14 points and Darren Coladded 10 or Dallas. The Mavericks shot 38.6 percent (32 of 83) against the NBA's top-scoring defense.


PACERS .476 .467 .615 15 40 55 22 19 8 13 4 23 18 34 28 103

Dallas .386 .286 .714 7 27 34 18 24 8 11 7 18 23 17 20 78

ndiana 100, Houston 91 3/27 Toyot a Center, Houston,The Indiana Pacers landed the first punch and never allowed the Houston Rockets to recover, as they led from start to finish in a 100-91 victory on Wedneat Toyota Center. Roy Hibbert led Indiana, which has won five of its last six games overall, with a season-high 28 points on 11-17 shooting and 13 rebouwhile Lance Stephenson netted 21 points on 9-14 shooting. Tyler Hansbrough finished with 16 points and eight boards for the Pacers. Greg Smith pHouston with 18 points and a career-high 19 rebounds. J ames Harden added 22 points and eight assists, but connected on only six of 24 shot attempspearhead the Rockets' dismal 38.6 percent shooting effort. Indiana's starting frontcourt of George, Hansbrough and Hibbert dominated the matchup with

counterparts, Omer Asik, Donatas Motiejunas and Chandler Parsons. The Pacers' trio outscored and outrebounded Asik, Motiejunas and Parsons, 60-1927-9, respectively. After the Rockets scored off a pair of steals to cut Indiana's lead to 68-64 with just under seven minutes remaining in the third period,Pacers responded with a 12-3 run to regain control of the match. Indiana limited Houston to one basket while scoring on five of seven possessions duringrun.


PACERS .449 .333 .857 9 35 44 20 21 9 14 5 35 23 24 18 100

Houston .386 .286 .808 15 27 42 18 25 7 14 4 19 30 22 20 91

Tonight's Opponent:

The Pacers look for a split of the season series, and a third win in their last five games, with the L.A. Clippers on Monday, 4/1. A win at STAPLES CeMonday would be the Pacers third in their last four games in that building, but it would be the Pacers first on the Clippers home since 2009. Indiana has woast two games in STAPLES Center against the L.A. Lakers, but has lost two straight on the Clippers floor there. Mondays game will be the 77th all-tbetween the Pacers and the Clippers franchise, including that teams days as the Buffalo Braves and the San Diego Clippers. The Pacers and Clippers haven Los Angeles 26 previous times and Indiana has come out on top 14 times, while the Clippers have won eight of 11 games on their home floor prior to moto L.A. Including a loss to the Clippers in Indianapolis in February, the Pacers are 47-29 in the series and the two teams are 8-8 in the last 16 games.

When things started to get a little out of control, Chris Paul took matters into his own hands. The Clippers' star point guard responded to a 13-0 Indianaby scoring his team's final eight points down the stretch to quell a Pacers comeback and deliver a 99-91 victory in Bankers Life Fieldhouse, 2/28. finished with 29 points and eight assists, game-highs in both categories, while J amal Crawford scored 23 off the bench for the Clippers. Blake Griffin sc18 points with 14 rebounds. David West scored 22 and Paul George 20 for Indiana, which had a five-game win streak snapped. The Clippers tried toaway twice but Indiana reeled them back. Griffin scored eight in a 13-0 run in the third quarter that pushed the visitors' lead to 72-63, but the Pacers trimit to 78-71 early in the fourth. Five different Clippers then scored in an 11-1 run as Indiana missed nine shots in a row to fall behind 89-72. Trailing by 17 5:38 remaining, however, Paul George got hot, hitting a pair of 3-pt FG in a 13-0 Indiana run that cut the lead to 91-87 with 2:45 left. That's when stepped in, hitting an off-balance jumper, then converting two drives that made it 97-91 with 31.3 seconds remaining.


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PACERS' GAME NOTES

Next Opponent:

The Pacers return home to finish off a run of five straight games against Western Conference competition by hosting the Oklahoma City Thunder on FridayThat will be Indianas final game of 2012-13 vs. a team from the Western Conference and the Pacers will head into that game looking for their sixth win games against the Thunder. A win would also be Indianas fifth in its last six home games with Oklahoma City. Including a loss earlier this season in Oklahothe Pacers trail the all-time series with the Thunder, 44-32. But, Indiana has won 22 of its 38 home games against the Thunder franchise, which includes its as the Seattle SuperSonics.

Kevin Durant scored 27 points, Kevin Martin added 24 and the Thunder clamped down in the second half to beat the Indiana Pacers 104-93, at Oklah

City, 12/9. It was a matchup of the NBA's most potent offense and the league's stingiest defense -- but Oklahoma City also happens to be the second-bemaking opponents miss. The Pacers shot 60 percent in the first half before Thunder coach Scott Brooks delivered a message at halftime. His plaresponded by limiting Indiana to 33 percent from the floor after that. Russell Westbrook had 21 points but more importantly came up with a big block agIndiana center Roy Hibbert during a late 8-0 burst by the Thunder that put it away after the Pacers had pulled to within three. David West led the way wipoints for Indiana, which had all five starters score in double figures but still couldn't keep up. The not-so-balanced Pacers came in allowing an NBA91.2 points per game but scoring a league-low 90.7. The league's worst shooting team at 41.5 percent from the field, Indiana was connecting on 59 permidway through the third quarter before a 1-13 dry spell allowed Oklahoma City to move ahead to stay. Serge Ibaka had two straight putbacks and added a jumper as the Thunder took advantage with a 17-3 run, taking an 82-72 lead on Nick Collison's free throw with 46 seconds left in the third quaThe Pacers chipped away and pulled to 94-91 on Paul George's 3-pt FG from the right wing with 5:26 to play. Durant found Ibaka open underneath layup on the other end, and the Thunder scored eight straight points to regain control. After his block against Hibbert under the basket, Westbrook jumper from the right wing, came up with a steal and then nailed another jumper from the left side for a 102-91 advantage with 2:59 left.

Miscellaneous Team Notes:On a Roll

Including the first three games of their current four-game road trip, thePacers have won seven of their last eight games and the win at

Phoenix Saturday, 3/30, was their seventh win in their last 10 gamesoutside of Bankers Life Fieldhouse. Having won four in a row and 21 of their last 29, the Pacers have

moved back in front of the New York Knicks into second place in theEastern Conference and put a near stranglehold on their first CentralDivision title in nine years.

With eight games left to play in the regular season, the Pacers lead theChicago Bulls by six and a half games and they have reduced theirmagic number to clinch the division to just three.

In Los Angeles tonight, the Pacers conclude their final road trip of morethan two games, and play their final road game in a stretch of fivestraight games against teams from the Western Conference.

Including four straight 100-point performances vs. Atlanta, Houston,Dallas and Phoenix, the Indiana offense has truly begun to percolate.The Pacers have scored 98 or more points in 19 of the last 31 gamesand shot 47 percent from the floor, or better, in 13 of the last 31.

On defense, the Pacers rank as the leagues best with a defensiveaverage of 89.66 ppg.

Indiana has held 37 of its 74 opponents to less than 90 points and 15 of

those have failed to reach even 80 points. The Pacers also lead the NBA in defensive field goal percentage (.415)and defensive 3-pt FG percentage (.322).

The Pacers have won seven of their last eight, despite playing six ofthose eight games without starting power forward David West, whorejoined the lineup in Dallas.

But, despite being relegated back to the second unit, Tyler Hansbroughput up his seventh straight stellar performance with 13 points and ninerebounds off the bench in Dallas. In the last eight games, Hansbroughhas averaged 13.4 ppg and 9.6 rpg.

Defense Wins Games

Coming off a seven-game stretch in which the Pacers offense was thestory, the defense has taken center stage in the last 24 games.

In those 24 games, the opposition has averaged 89.0 ppg and postedthe three lowest outputs by an Indiana opponent this season: 69 pointsby the Philadelphia 76ers, 2/6, 72 points by the Pistons at Detroit, 2/23,and 73 points by the Orlando Magic at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, 3/19.

In the last 24 games, the opposition has shot 798-1979 from the floor

(.403) and hit just 128-406 (.315) from beyond the 3-pt arc. J ust 11 ofthe last 24 opponents have shot above 41 percent FG, including theMilwaukee Bucks opponent season-low 30.7 percent (31-101) at theFieldhouse, 3/22.

At Houston, 3/27, the Pacers held the NBAs fifth leading scorer, J amesHarden, to 22 points (four below his average of over 26 ppg) and heshot 6-24 from the floor with 3-10 from beyond the 3-pt arc.

Thus far in 2012-13, the Pacers opposition is a combined 2523-6086from the field, for a mark of 41.5 percent, which is lowest in the NBA.

Indiana has held its opponents to 32.2 percent shooting from 3-pt rangethis season and that also leads the NBA. Indiana has allowed itsopponents 5.31 3-pt FG per game, which is lowest in the NBA.

East Meets West

Beginning with last Wednesday nights win in Houston, the Pacerplay five straight games against teams from the West, including s

on this road trip in Dallas, 3/28, Phoenix, 3/30, and Los Angeles, 4/face the Clippers. The Pacers will play their final game against a Western Conferenc

this season when the Oklahoma City makes its only appearance inFieldhouse on Friday, 4/5.

With the win over the Mavericks on Thursday, 3/28, the Pacers ensured themselves of a winning record against the West for a sestraight season.

Having won a third straight game on the road at Phoenix Satunight, the Pacers elevated their overall record against the WesConference to 17-11.

Ending a run of five straight seasons with a losing record againstWest, the Pacers were 13-5 vs. Western Conference teams in 201including a mark of 7-2 at home.

Offensive Juggernaut

Since a three-game stretch just before the All-Star break in whiproduced 90.0 ppg and shot 100-256 (.391), the Pacers offengame has definitely been on the upswing in the last 22 games. In

span, Indiana has averaged 100.18 ppg on 804-1783 FG (.451comparison, the Pacers averaged 92.65 ppg and shot 1804-4210(.429) in their first 52 games.

After averaging 20.12 apg in the first 52 games, the Pacers handed out an average of 21.14 apg in the last 22. In those 22 gaIndiana has had 20+ assists 13 times, including a season-high 3Orlando, 3/8, 29 at Cleveland, 3/18, and vs. the Pistons, 2/22.

Indiana has averaged 7.45 3-pt field goals made per game in the22 games and shot the 3-pointer at a 37.2 percent clip (164-441) making 6.73 3-pt FG on 34.8 percent shooting from long distance infirst 52 games.

Including a season-best 10-14 (.714) from 3-pt range, the Pacers season-high 56.2 percent of their shots from the floor in a blowothe Detroit Pistons, 2/22.

Including their 25-point win at Dallas, 3/28, the Pacers last 18 victhave been by a combined 276 points (15.33 ppg).

After hitting the 100-point mark 12 times in their first 52 games,Pacers have scored 100+points 12 times in the last 22 games.

For the season, the Pacers are the 10th lowest scoring team in the

with an average of 94.89 ppg and their 43.5 percent shooting fromfloor is fourth lowest in the NBA.

Road Warriors

Tonights game in Phoenix is the fifth of six road games in a spanine games overall and they have won six of their last nine gaoutside of Bankers Life Fieldhouse.

A win against the Magic in Orlando, 3/8, gave the Pacers their first game road winning streak of the campaign. But, that streak came crashing end with losses to the Heat in Miami, 3/10, and to the 76ePhiladelphia, 3/16.

After a 1-6 start on the road, the Pacers are 16-13 (.552) in their lasgames outside the Fieldhouse.

With last nights win in Dallas, the Pacers are now 4-1 on the against Southwest Division teams.


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PACERS' GAME NOTES

We're Doing the Dishes!

While four Indiana starters had three or more assists, the rest of theteam totaled four assists between them and Indiana had assists on 18of its 37 field goals at Phoenix, 3/30.

The Pacers have had fewer than 20 assists just 13 times in the last 38games and averaged 21.24 apg in that spam

Indianas win at Phoenix was its 13th in 31 games this season in whichit has had fewer than 20 assists.

In his last 25 games, George Hill has handed out 107 assists and

committed just 24 turnovers, for a ratio of 4.46-to-1. For the season, Hillranks eighth in the NBA with a ratio of 2.96-to-1. Recording the first triple-double of his NBA career, Paul George added

12 rebounds and a team-high 23 points to his career-high 12 assists inthe win over Charlotte, 2/13. His triple-double was the third recorded bya Pacers player this season and the second against the Bobcats.

In 74 games this season, Indiana has averaged 20.42 apg, fourthlowest in the NBA.

Cleaning the Glass

A strength for the Pacers last season has become even more so in2012-13, as they have outrebounded the opposition in 55 of 74 gamesthis season and they lead the league with an average of 46.41rebounds per game.

Outrebounding an opponent for the 17th time in the last 18 games, thePacers got at least five rebounds from six different players at Phoenix,3/30, including a team-high seven from Roy Hibbert and David West.Hibberts seven ended a run of 10+rebounds in four straight and hehad double digit rebounds in nine of the last 15 games.

After starting six straight games, and averaging better than 10 reboundsa game (10.33 rpg) in that stretch, Tyler Hansbrough has totaled 15boards in the last two games.

The Pacers win at Phoenix was their 38th in a game in which theyoutrebounded the opposition.

In 178 regular season games since Frank Vogel took over the reins ashead coach midway through 2010-11, the Pacers have outreboundedtheir opponent 116 times.

The Pacers have claimed over 52 percent (.526) of all the availablerebounds in their games this season and that is second best in theNBA, behind Memphis, which has collected 52.8 percent of therebounds in its contests.

ts All Abou t Second Chances

At Phoenix, 3/30, the Pacers had four players with six or more totalrebounds and all four of those players, David West, Roy Hibbert, TylerHansbrough and Ian Mahinmi, all had four offensive rebounds and hadmore rebounds at the offensive end than they did at the defensive end.

In all, the Pacers had 19 offensive rebounds, their most since having 22in consecutive games vs. Milwaukee, 1/5, and Miami, 1/8.

Indianas 19 offensive boards against the Suns resulted in 13 secondchance points and Phoenix scored 18 second chance points on justnine offensive boards.

Including an average of 4.0 orpg in the last five contests, Roy Hibberthas collected 146 offensive rebounds in his last 39 games and hisEastern Conference-leading total of 274 ranks second best in the NBA,behind Zach Randolph (280).

Including their 565 in the last 42 games, the Pacers have averaged12.96 offensive rebounds per game in 2012-13, fourth best in the NBA.Their average of 14.743 second chance points per game is seventhbest in the league.

At his current pace (3.75 orpg) Hibbert would have 304 offensiverebounds in 2012-13, which would be second most in a single seasonin Pacers NBA history.

Back-to-Back

Having won in Houston and Dallas in the same season for the second

year in a row, the Pacers did so on consecutive nights in 2012-13,sweeping a back-to-back for the seventh time this season and secondtime in March.

With its win at Dallas, Indiana improved 13-7 in the second game ofback-to-backs..

The Pacers opened a back-to-back with a win for the 12th time thisseason with their 100-91 wire-to-wire win at Houston Wednesday, 3/27.

Since losing their first four opening games of back-to-backs, the Pacershave gone 12-4 in the first outing of two games in two nights.

With its win at Philadelphia, 2/6, Indiana won all three games in a back-to-back-to-back for the first time since the first week of J anuary (1/2-4)1981.

With losses to the Lakers in Indianapolis, 3/15, and at Philadelphia,3/16, the Pacers lost both ends of a back-to-back for just the secondtime this season, and the first time since mid-November.

It Takes a Thief

Claiming at least three steals for the fourth time in the last five gamand the third game in a row, Paul George gathered in a game-highin the Pacers win over Phoenix, 3/30. That was his most in neargames, since he had four in the Pacers loss at Denver, 1/28.

George was one of three Pacers with multiple steals, as LStephenson had three and David West collected. Indiana had a tot12 steals against the Suns, their 11th game with double digitsseason, but their first with 10 or more in the last 14 games.

Including five in the second half that resulted in three easy bucketstwo free throws, the Pacers totaled eight steals in their blowout wDallas, 3/28.

Coming off games vs. Orlando, 3/19, and Milwaukee, 3/22, in wthey totaled 10 steals in the two games, the Pacers have averagedspg in the last five contests.

After having had more than two steals just three times in his firsappearances this season, George Hill has had multiple thefts five tin his last 10 games and he has averaged 1.50 spg in his last 12.

Since averaging 6.0 spg in the first 23 games, the Pacers averaged nearly eight steals a game (7.63 spg) in the last 51.

The Pacers average of 7.12 steals per game in 2012-13 is tieseventh lowest in the NBA.

Home Court Advantage

The Pacers win over the Atlanta Hawks Monday was their 24th inlast 29 games in Bankers Life Fieldhouse. That stretch includes agame home winning streak, Indianas longest since a 25-game stretheir first season in the Fieldhouse, 1999-2000.

With a winning percentage of .784 at Bankers Life Fieldhouse,Pacers have the second best home mark (29-8) in the EaConference and the fifth best winning percentage at home in the NB

With its 21st home win of the season vs. Charlotte, 2/13, the Paextended their streak of seasons with a winning home record to 24row, the longest active streak in the NBA.

The Pacers are 61-21 in their last 82 regular season games at BanLife Fieldhouse.

From the Line

Including 7-13 by the duo of Paul George and Roy Hibbert, the Palooked to be off to another lackluster outing from the foul line in thehalf at Phoenix, 3/30. But, the Pacers found the mark from thethrow line in the second half, hitting 21-24 FT (.875) in the finalperiods.

With 12 and 10 attempts, respectively, George and Hibbert werefirst Pacers teammates this season to attempt 10+free throws insame game and they combined for 15 points at the stripe.

George Hill added six of his 15 points from the foul line on seattempts.

Meanwhile, Phoenix missed just one of its free throws, but attemjust 19 and the Pacers nearly doubled the Suns, 34-18, from the lin

At Dallas, 3/28, the Pacers came away with one of their most lopswins of the season, despite having one of their poorer nights at theline this season.

Indiana had nearly twice as many free throw attempts as the Mave(26-14), but shot just 61.5 percent from the foul line for a 16-10 edgpoints from the stripe.

While Roy Hibbert shot 6-8 FT on his way to 16 points at Dallasrest of the team hit just 10-18 FT.

In a season in which the Pacers have been one of the poorer free tshooting teams with a mark of 75.0 percent, they have outscored opponents by 96 points from the foul line, scoring 1292 points tooppositions 1196 points from the line.

Indiana has attempted 141 more free throws this season thaopponents, attempting 1723 free throws to the oppositions 1582.

Indianas 75.0 percent from the line this season ranks 18th in the N

From Downtown

After averaging just under 91 points per game through its firsgames, the Pacers have found a renewed and energized offefueled, in part, by a zeroing in from the 3-pt line.

Through 38 games the Pacers shot just 33.7 percent from 3-pt raHowever, in the last 36 games, Indiana has hit 267-714 3-pt FG for percent.

At Phoenix, 3/30, Paul George hit 2-7 from beyond the arc and LStephenson and George Hill each made 1-3 3-pt FG. Howeverbench was 0-2 from long range.

Paul George has canned 47-136 from long range (.346) in the lasgames.

On the season, the Pacers have shot 35.5 percent from 3-pt ra20th in the NBA.

In 2011-12, Indiana was sixth best in the league with a mark of percent from 3-pt range.


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PACERS' GAME NOTES

Always on the Run

At Phoenix, 3/30, the Pacers had their most points on the break in 13games, but gave up their third most points on the break in the last 29games to the Suns, as both teams scored 19 fast break points inIndianas 112-104 win at US Airways Center.

Outscored on the fast break for the second time in three games, andjust the fourth time in the last 14, the Pacers scored six points on thebreak to Dallass eight fast-break points.

That was the 11th time in the last 17 games that Indiana has held an

opponent to less than nine fast break points and the win lifted Indianasrecord in games it scores more fast break points to 33-12. On the break, the Pacers have shot 91-136 from the floor in the last 20

games, including their 6-6 FG at Phoenix. Conversely, the oppositionhas hit 74-130 from the floor in fast-break situations over the same 20games.

Including their 384 fast-break points in the last 35 games, the Pacershave averaged 11.622 fast break ppg this season, 10th lowest in theNBA.

The teams total of 860 fast break points thus far in 2012-13 haveincluded a season-high 26 against the Knicks, 2/20, and a total of sixgames with 20 or more fast-break points.

While the Pacers last 30 opponents have averaged 10.600 fast-breakpoints per game, they have held opponents on the season to an NBA-low 9.878 ppg on the fast break, more than two points a game fewerthan the Miami Heats defensive average of 11.917, which is secondlowest in the league.

The Starting L ineup

Unlike years gone by when they utilized upwards of 20 or more differentstarting combinations in a season, the Pacers have used just 14different starting lineups in the last two seasons combined.

Against Atlanta, 3/25, the Pacers played without three of their normalstarters: David West, George Hill and Lance Stephenson, who were allnursing injuries.

The result was the teams ninth different starting combination: George,Hansbrough, Hibbert, Augustin and Green.

But, Hill and Stephenson returned for the win at Houston, and thecombination of George, Hansbrough, Hibbert, Hill and Stephensonmade its fifth appearance in six games.

Only one of the five different starting lineups from last season has madean appearance in 2012-13, but that one consisting of Paul George,David West, Roy Hibbert, Lance Stephenson and George Hill has beenthe most commonly used one in 2012-13 with 55 appearances. Thatcombination started just one game (0-1) in 2011-12.

The Pacers opening night starting lineup of Gerald Green, David West,Roy Hibbert, Paul George and George Hill has made five appearances,and has won four times (.800).

Those five games, three he missed in December and the game againstAtlanta are the only games Lance Stephenson has not started and thePacers are 39-19 with him in the starting lineup.

The Pacers most commonly used starting five has a record of 35-20(.636) in 2012-13.

Recycled

Blocking fewer than two shots in a game for just the sixth time in thelast 25, Roy Hibbert had just one blocked shot for the second game in arow at Phoenix, 3/30, and the Pacers had just five as a team in the overthe Suns.

Paul George blocked a team-high two shots and Ian Mahinmi andLance Stephenson each blocked one shot against the Suns.

Mahinmis block was his 10th in 11 games and Stephensons one gavehim five in the last seven games.

Including Roy Hibberts six in the third quarter alone, the Pacersrejected double-digit shots for the ninth time this season with 11 againstthe Bucks, 3/22.

Hibberts blocked shot at Phoenix gave him 195 this season, the thirdhighest total in a single season in Pacers NBA history. With just fivemore, he will be the second player in team history with 200 rejections ina single seasonjoining J ermaine ONeal, who blocked 228 shots in2000-01.

Coming off a four-game stretch in which they averaged just 4.0 bpg andhad a season-low one rejection at Miami, 3/10, the Pacers haveswatted away an average of 6.38 shots per game in the last eight.

Including his 17 in the last six games, Roy Hibbert has averaged 2.96bpg in his last 25 games.

Registering the first triple-double by a Pacers player in nine years,Hibbert set a team record with 11 blocks in the Pacers overtime winover New Orleans at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, 11/21.

The Pacers head into tonights game against the Clippers as the thirdbest shot-blocking team in the NBA with an average of 6.55 bpg.

In the Paint

Scoring 50+points for the fifth time in the last 13 games, the Paoutscored the Phoenix Suns, 50-40, from the paint in their 112-104at US Airways Center on Saturday, 3/30.

The Pacers are now 28-9 when scoring at least 40 points in the and their win over the Suns was their 11th (11-15) in a game in wthey allowed the opposition 40+points in the paint

The Pacers have scored 40 or more points in the paint in 11 of the16 games.

Led by Roy Hibbert, the Pacers dominated the paint early oHouston, 3/27, where they built a 19-point lead in the opening quand outscored the Rockets, 22-12, in the paint in the period.

Hibbert scored half his season-high 28 points from the paint in thequarter alone.

But, that would be where the domination in the paint ended. Houturned to reserve big men Thomas Robinson and Greg Smith andRockets outscored the Pacers 34-24 in the paint the rest of the way

Robison and Smith scored a combined 28 points in the game and 2those came from the painted area.

For the game, both the Pacers and Rockets scored 46 points inpaint and Indianas win in Houston and Dallas have raised their rein games with 40+points in the paint to 28-9.

Indiana has won 38 of its 49 games in which it has outscoredopposition in the paint.

Since the L.A. Clippers scored 50 points in the paint at BankersFieldhouse, 2/28, the Pacers last 16 opponents have averaged 34ppg in the paint.

In 2012-13 the Pacers average of 39.649 ppg in the paint is

lowest in the NBA and Indiana has scored just under 42 per(.41783) of its points this season from the paint and that is 18th higin the NBA.

Indiana leads the NBA with a defensive average of 35.108 ppg andopposition has scored 39.156 percent of its points against Indiana the paint and that is second lowest in the league.

The Turnover Battle

Committing 15 or fewer turnovers for the 12th time in the last 15 gathe Pacers had just 14 in the game at Phoenix, 3/30, while the committed 17 turnovers that Indiana turned into 17 points off turnov

While giving up no points off its three turnovers in the fourth quarterPacers scored six points off four Suns turnovers in the final 12 minincluding a point scored off a Lance Stephenson steal with just remaining in the game.

Including Phoenixs 17, the Indiana defense has forced the opposinto more than 13 turnovers in just six of the last 17 games andopposition has averaged 13.53 topg for the season.

Those miscues have resulted in an average of 15.311 ppg off turno

for Indiana, which is eighth lowest in the NBA Conversely, the Pacers have given up an average of 15.703 pp

their turnovers, the seventh lowest average in the NBA.


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PACERS' GAME NOTES

2012-13 Pacers vs. Opponents Miscellaneous Stats

DATE OPPONENT W/L Pts in Paint 2nd Chance Pts Fast Break Pts Bench Pts Pts off Turnovers10/31 at Toronto W 44-34 20-15 8- 7 23-29 4-1711/2 at Charlotte L 44-24 13-16 17-21 41-30 17-1811/3 SACRAMENTO W 46-40 19-14 12-14 25-50 13-2711/5 at San Antonio L 24-52 16-15 14- 9 35-57 8-1811/7 at Atlanta L 36-48 15-18 17-13 22-28 26-1811/9 at Minnesota L 44-42 15- 4 14-12 25-48 17-1711/10 WASHINGTON W 30-22 14- 7 7- 6 31-25 13-11

11/13 TORONTO L 32-18 3-10 23- 4 18-27 17-1211/14 at Milwaukee L 36-44 17-11 15-18 52-37 3-2411/16 DALLAS W 38-34 11- 6 18-12 36-37 15- 411/18 at New York L 30-32 11-17 12- 4 25-33 5-1811/19 at Washington W 42-28 14- 9 8-12 26-58 9-1811/21 NEW ORLEANS W 42-34 9-19 21- 7 24-35 11- 811/23 SAN ANTONIO L 36-48 17- 6 8- 7 30-28 9-1811/27 at L.A. Lakers W 38-32 9-11 16- 6 20- 5 16-1211/30 at Sacramento W 36-36 16- 8 18- 8 29-37 20- 612/1 at Golden State L 38-32 8-18 11-16 27-38 24-1612/4 at Chicago W 26-30 8- 6 14-11 12-25 23-1012/5 PORTLAND W 36-28 14-18 8- 6 31-13 12-2412/7 DENVER L 28-54 14-10 9-14 12-55 7-2312/9 at Oklahoma City L 44-34 8-17 10-12 20-38 15- 812/12 CLEVELAND W 40-16 8-13 24- 6 21-35 11-1212/14 PHILADELPHIA W 40-26 20- 6 8- 8 12-35 9-1812/15 at Detroit W 44-46 6-18 6- 6 19-34 14-1412/18 at Milwaukee L 46-38 23-14 4-14 36-23 13-2012/19 UTAH W 52-28 14-18 16- 7 39-40 15-1012/21 at Cleveland W 52-36 20- 5 12- 7 27-26 17-2612/22 at New Orleans W 50-48 12-14 7- 5 11-18 14-1612/28 PHOENIX W 34-30 14-14 10- 8 28-22 14-10

12/29 at Atlanta L 42-42 9-10 5- 6 25-20 18-1112/31 MEMPHIS W 18-44 12-18 11-10 18-18 14-181/2 WASHINGTON W 40-34 13- 2 16-16 15-48 18-151/4 at Boston L 32-44 16-15 14-10 38-33 10-171/5 MILWAUKEE W 64-26 19-17 13- 7 33-28 14-141/8 MIAMI W 28-24 23- 6 5- 1 25- 8 22- 81/10 NEW YORK W 34-32 13-17 10- 0 32-41 19- 91/12 CHARLOTTE W 38-26 19- 8 8-18 37-35 15-161/13 at Brooklyn L 30-30 6-16 12-12 25-30 17-121/15 at Charlotte W 52-22 26- 8 19-15 31-35 7-151/16 at Orlando L 46-30 18- 6 6- 7 20-37 12-231/18 HOUSTON W 40-36 18-23 5-10 18-27 18-171/21 at Memphis W 32-44 14-14 10- 6 25-29 15-181/23 at Portland L 34-50 14-15 6-10 15-19 15-261/26 at Utah L 56-60 17-15 15-18 27-43 13-281/28 at Denver L 36-50 14- 9 8-21 21-31 17-181/30 DETROIT W 48-38 14-11 7-14 29-33 14-152/1 MIAMI W 48-40 14-10 12- 6 23-20 16-232/4 CHICAGO W 42-38 16-19 12- 4 18-39 19-142/5 ATLANTA W 30-30 7-17 11-10 29-39 21-172/6 at Philadelphia W 28-44 15-14 8-10 19-33 20-112/8 TORONTO L 32-42 17-26 6- 2 16-37 15-22

2/11 BROOKLYN L 30-28 16-13 6- 9 24-27 17- 82/13 CHARLOTTE W 50-20 20- 9 12- 6 33-29 14- 22/20 NEW YORK W 46-40 16- 7 26-12 48-41 24-192/22 DETROIT W 52-34 9-16 20-11 49-55 24-122/23 at Detroit W 36-24 19- 8 9-10 30-30 13-182/26 GOLDEN STATE W 34-16 24- 9 15-16 14-25 29-182/28 L.A. CLIPPERS L 32-50 19-14 8- 9 16-43 11-213/1 at Toronto W 40-30 10- 8 6- 8 30-40 15-193/3 CHICAGO W 34-38 15-14 5- 8 8-31 14-203/6 BOSTON L 44-32 14-11 20-11 16-29 16-133/8 at Orlando W 50-26 20-16 15-10 50-35 30- 83/10 at Miami L 24-28 13- 8 2- 6 28-19 15-273/13 MINNESOTA W 52-24 26-12 10- 6 29-30 17-173/15 L.A. LAKERS L 38-30 15- 7 11- 6 19-37 14-203/16 at Philadelphia L 50-44 22-13 8-20 15-17 14-183/18 at Cleveland W 42-26 22-15 11- 9 52-43 20-113/19 ORLANDO W 32-30 16- 8 5- 3 35-30 12-143/22 MILWAUKEE W 48-36 8-17 15- 6 40-28 14-133/23 at Chicago L 30-42 17-18 14- 9 15-32 12-103/25 ATLANTA W 46-40 10- 5 15-22 33-48 19-183/27 at Houston W 46-46 10-20 16-14 17-42 22-113/28 at Dallas W 50-34 15- 8 6- 8 40-38 10-113/30 at Phoenix W 50-40 13-18 19-19 22-35 17-144/1 at L.A. Clippers4/5 OKLAHOMA CITY4/6 at Washington4/9 CLEVELAND4/12 BROOKLYN4/14 at New York4/16 at Boston4/17 PHILADELPHIA


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PACERS' GAME NOTES

2012-13 Regular Season By the Numbers

On Monday 6-3 Scoring 59 points or less 0-0 Opp. Scores 59 points or less 0-0On Tuesday 7-2 Scoring 60-69 points 0-0 Opp. Scoring 60-69 points 1-0On Wednesday 12-5 Scoring 70-79 points 1-4 Opp. Scoring 70-79 points 13-1On Thursday 2-1 Scoring 80-89 points 10-9 Opp. Scoring 80-89 points 17-5On Friday 11-7 Scoring 90-99 points 15-11 Opp. Scoring 90-99 points 12-11On Saturday 8-5 Scoring 100 +points 21-3 Opp. Scoring 100+points 4-10

On Sunday 1-4 Record 47-27 Record 47-27

BY QUARTER NUMBERS BY SHOOTING PERCENTAGES BY OPPONENT SHOOTING PERCENTAGESLeading after 1st Qtr 32-11 Shooting 50+% FGS 7-1 Opp. shoots 50+% FGS 0-5Trailing after 1st Qtr 9-15 Shooting 40-49% FGS 32-14 Opp. shoots 40-49% FGS 22-17Tied after 1st Qtr 6-1 Shooting less than 40% FGS 8-12 Opp. shoots less than 40% FGS 25-5

Shooting 33+% 3-pt FGS 30-15 Opp. shoots 33+% 3-pt FGS 20-16Leading at halftime 33-11 Shooting less than 33% 3-pt FGS 17-12 Opp. shoots less than 33% 3-pt FGS 27-11Trailing at halftime 10-16 Shooting 80+% FTS 15-12 Opp. shoots 80+% FTS 19-14Tied at halftime 4-0 Shooting 70-79% FTS 17-8 Opp. shoots 70-79% FTS 20-8

Shooting less than 70% FTS 15-7 Opp. shoots less than 70% FTS 8-5Leading after three quarters 42-7Trailing after three quarters 4-20 BY REBOUNDS MORE REBOUNDING NUMBERSTied after three quarters 1-0 Outrebounding opponents 38-17 Recording 15 or more off. rebounds 17-11

Outrebounded by opponents 7-9 Recording 10 or fewer off. rebounds 15-9Tied in rebounds 2-1 Recording between 11 and 14 off. rebs 15-7

GAMES IN OVERTIME BY TURNOVERS BACK-TO-BACK GAMESAt Home 2-2 Fewer TOs than opponent 16-10 1st night of a back-to-back 12-8On The Road 0-1 More TOs than the opponent 26-16 2nd night of a back-to-back 13-7

Tied in turnovers 5-1 3rd night of a back-to-back-to-back 1-0

POINTS IN THE PAINT SECOND CHANCE POINTS FAST BREAK POINTSMore points in the paint 38-11 More second chance points 30-16 More fast-break points 32-12Fewer points in the paint 6-14 Fewer second chance points 15-11 Fewer fast-break points 12-14Tied in points in the paint 3-2 Tied in second chance points 2-0 Tied in fast-break points 3-1

BENCH SCORING 3-pt FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSWhen Pacers bench outscores opponents bench 16-7 Attempting more 3-pt field goals than the opponent 29-20When opponents bench outscores Pacers bench 29-20 Attempting fewer 3-pt field goals than the opponent 15-7When benches are tied in scoring 2-0 Attempting the same number of 3-pt FGS 3-0

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS FREE-THROW ATTEMPTS

Attempting more field goals than the opponent 18-11 Attempting more free throws than the opponent 30-16Attempting fewer field goals than the opponent 26-15 Attempting fewer free throws than the opponent 15-11Attempting the same number of field goals 3-1 Attempting the same number of free throws 2-0

MISCELLANEOUS NUMBERSWhen the Pacers have 20+assists 34-9 When opponent records 20+Turnovers 3-0When Pacers score 40+points in the paint 28-9 When Pacers record 20+turnovers 6-4When opponent scores 40+points in the paint 11-15 When Pacers have 10+steals 10-1When the Pacers make 10+3-pt field goals 8-4 When opponent has 10+steals 10-9When opponent makes 10+3-pt field goals 2-3 When Pacers have 10+blocked shots 8-1When Pacers have less than 15 turnovers 23-11 When opponent has 10+blocked shots 5-2

PLAYER TID-BITSWhen Danny Granger scores 10+points 0-1 When David West scores 10+points 35-23When Danny Granger leads Pacers in scoring 0-0 When David West records double-double 10-5When Danny Granger records a double-double 0-0 When David West leads the team in scoring 12-9When George Hill leads Pacers in scoring 6-6 When David West leads team in assists 7-2When George Hill scores 20+points 5-5 When Paul George scores 10+points 41-24When George Hill has 10+assists 1-1 When Paul George scores 20+points 22-11When George Hill records a double-double 1-1 When Paul George leads team in scoring 20-8When Roy Hibbert scores 20+points 5-1 When Paul George records a double-double 15-7When Roy Hibbert leads team in scoring 6-1 When Tyler Hansbrough scores 10+points 14-4When Roy Hibbert records a double-double 15-5 When Tyler Hansbrough records a double-double 6-0When Roy Hibbert leads team in assists 0-0 When Ian Mahinmi scores 10+points 6-3When D.J . Augustin records 10+assists 0-0 When Ian Mahinmi records 10+rebounds 2-0When D.J . Augustin scores 10+points 7-2 When Ian Mahinmi record a double-double 0-0When D.J . Augustin records a double-double 0-0 When Lance Stephenson scores 10+points 17-11When D.J . Augustin leads team in assists 5-3 When Orlando J ohnson scores 10+points 4-0

MULTIPLE PLAYER SCORING/REBOUNDINGWhen two or more players score 30+points 0-0 When all five starters score 10+points 7-3When two or more players score 20+points 10-7 When four or more Pacers have multiple steals 2-0When two or more players record 10+rebounds 7-8 When four or more Pacers have multiple blocked shots 0-0


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PACERS' GAME NOTES

2012-13 Pacers and Opponent Game-by-Game Stats

DATE OPPONENT FG FGA PCT 3P 3PA PCT FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT AST PF ST TO BS 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH OT OT FOct. 31 Indi ana 37 78 .474 5 11 .455 11 16 .688 9 37 46 22 16 3 19 10 27 21 15 27

at Toronto 33 91 .363 6 17 .353 16 19 .842 15 27 42 18 18 12 10 8 25 23 23 17

Nov. 2 Indi ana 33 83 .398 7 26 .269 16 27 .593 14 38 52 19 16 5 19 5 20 23 27 19 at Charlotte 31 85 .365 7 19 .368 21 24 .875 10 31 41 18 23 10 11 9 17 22 35 16

Nov. 3 Sacramento 37 102 .363 8 22 .364 16 20 .800 16 31 47 19 26 15 16 13 24 18 24 25 5 2 at Indi ana 39 99 .394 4 22 .182 24 27 .889 21 46 67 16 19 10 24 14 18 38 18 17 5 10

Nov. 5 Indi ana 27 79 .342 6 20 .300 19 22 .864 17 31 48 11 17 3 19 7 18 20 22 19 at San Antonio 41 87 .471 8 18 .444 11 13 .845 11 34 45 25 17 11 8 2 26 21 26 28 Nov. 7 Indi ana 35 85 .412 8 26 .308 8 9 .889 11 30 41 18 14 10 15 7 25 25 27 9

at Atlanta 38 87 .437 7 22 .318 6 12 .500 17 34 51 24 15 8 17 3 22 29 14 24 Nov. 9 Indi ana 37 84 .440 5 18 .278 15 17 .882 11 26 37 18 21 7 13 4 19 24 21 30

at Minnesota 35 70 .500 2 9 .222 24 28 .857 5 29 34 23 16 7 16 5 21 21 27 27 Nov. 10 Washington 35 79 .443 10 24 .417 5 7 .714 5 35 40 26 21 5 12 5 22 27 23 13

at Indi ana 34 80 .425 7 16 .438 14 24 .583 14 34 48 16 12 4 13 4 23 26 21 19

Nov. 13 Toronto 26 72 .361 6 12 .500 16 19 .842 8 37 45 13 23 4 14 1 29 17 23 5 at Indi ana 24 75 .320 5 15 .333 19 25 .760 14 35 49 14 16 8 12 7 21 15 22 14

Nov. 14 Indi ana 30 80 .375 5 20 .250 20 31 .645 16 37 53 19 18 3 20 4 17 17 19 32 at Milwaukee 38 91 .418 3 16 .188 20 25 .800 14 32 46 24 22 11 6 8 33 27 22 17

Nov. 16 Dallas 30 81 .375 2 13 .153 21 25 .840 8 36 44 16 23 3 12 5 24 25 18 16 at Indi ana 39 83 .470 6 16 .375 19 31 .613 10 36 46 23 15 11 9 5 24 24 28 27

Nov. 18 Indi ana 28 71 .394 8 20 .400 12 18 .667 9 38 47 21 18 4 19 7 18 12 26 20 at New York 33 90 .367 7 25 .280 15 19 .789 15 33 48 19 15 9 9 4 21 20 27 20

Nov. 19 Indi ana 34 70 .486 3 19 .158 25 29 .862 8 38 46 20 27 5 21 10 28 22 21 25 at Washington 31 87 .356 4 17 .235 23 31 .742 14 22 36 13 27 10 10 2 13 28 26 22

Nov. 21 New Orleans 39 92 .424 6 10 .600 23 27 .852 16 32 48 17 26 3 9 7 29 18 27 23 10 at Indi ana 40 92 .435 15 27 .556 20 28 .714 17 32 49 26 24 6 9 16 21 22 32 22 18

Nov. 23 San Antonio 41 83 .494 2 17 .118 20 22 .909 6 31 37 19 21 8 10 2 28 20 25 31 at Indi ana 38 92 .413 7 16 .438 14 21 .667 19 30 49 27 23 1 14 5 25 27 25 20

Nov. 27 Indi ana 29 79 .367 4 19 .211 17 27 .630 10 40 50 17 32 9 17 6 25 15 21 18 at L.A. Lakers 24 76 .316 6 28 .214 23 43 .535 15 41 56 13 25 10 21 5 21 12 24 20

Nov. 30 Indi ana 37 85 .435 9 26 .346 14 19 .737 10 31 41 27 19 7 9 6 20 23 29 25 at Sacramento 32 75 .427 6 17 .353 22 25 .880 8 34 42 15 19 6 13 4 17 23 27 25

Dec. 1 Indi ana 34 74 .459 8 22 .364 16 20 .800 8 28 36 20 19 6 16 7 20 24 28 20 at Golden State 38 80 .450 9 20 .450 18 19 .947 11 30 41 22 22 5 17 3 20 31 31 21

Dec. 4 Indi ana 29 80 .363 2 10 .200 20 27 .741 16 30 46 17 21 10 12 4 20 15 25 20 at Chicago 28 73 .384 4 12 .333 16 20 .800 13 33 46 18 21 3 19 7 18 19 18 21

Dec. 5 Portland 34 79 .430 6 22 .273 18 22 .818 9 28 37 18 15 5 12 3 21 29 14 28 at Indi ana 36 80 .450 9 26 .346 18 19 .947 13 33 46 20 12 6 15 7 20 28 31 20

Dec. 7 Denver 38 86 .442 3 17 .176 13 20 .650 10 27 37 24 17 10 8 4 22 29 18 23 at Indi ana 34 76 .447 10 23 .435 11 18 .611 9 33 42 27 22 5 19 9 28 22 18 21

Dec. 9 Indi ana 38 82 .463 6 17 .353 11 13 .846 9 25 34 13 20 4 7 4 22 34 18 19 at Okla. City 37 76 .487 5 19 .263 25 30 .833 9 31 40 16 16 4 10 5 25 32 27 20

Dec. 12 Cleveland 27 81 .333 9 22 .409 18 25 .720 13 27 40 19 28 7 12 6 29 29 12 11 at Indi ana 34 83 .410 5 18 .278 23 28 .821 13 35 48 23 21 7 14 8 25 27 28 16

Dec. 14 Philadelphia 35 81 .432 3 12 .250 12 16 .750 9 27 36 20 20 5 12 4 20 24 22 19 at Indi ana 35 77 .455 8 14 .571 17 27 .630 14 34 48 19 21 4 16 10 25 17 29 24

Dec. 15 Indi ana 35 72 .486 7 24 .292 11 16 .688 5 37 42 25 21 8 14 9 26 16 21 25 at Detroit 32 83 .386 3 13 .231 10 15 .667 11 30 41 18 16 5 10 4 22 16 22 17

Dec. 18 Indi ana 32 80 .400 2 8 .250 27 34 .794 18 33 51 15 22 7 20 3 25 23 18 27 at Milwaukee 37 86 .430 6 15 .400 18 26 .692 12 25 37 18 29 10 15 12 21 24 27 26

Dec. 19 Utah 32 86 .372 2 15 .133 18 25 .720 16 32 48 19 23 4 18 6 23 8 20 33 at Indi ana 41 80 .513 9 16 .563 13 18 .722 6 31 37 21 26 7 15 8 31 22 23 28

Dec. 21 Indi ana 39 80 .488 5 16 .313 16 25 .640 11 33 44 24 21 9 18 5 23 21 33 22 at Cleveland 32 80 .400 5 16 .313 20 26 .769 6 29 35 19 22 4 17 6 23 22 22 22

Dec. 22 Indi ana 33 77 .429 4 17 .235 11 18 .611 13 31 44 20 21 5 14 10 11 18 24 28 at New Orleans 33 82 .402 4 11 .364 5 7 .714 15 27 42 18 24 10 12 10 18 28 7 22

Dec. 28 Phoenix 38 82 .463 2 14 .143 13 16 .813 10 27 37 20 26 5 11 2 20 24 27 20 at Indi ana 34 77 .442 8 16 .500 21 29 .724 16 32 48 19 22 6 15 2 27 31 17 22

Dec. 29 Indi ana 38 80 .475 5 15 .333 19 22 .846 11 25 36 20 15 6 10 6 26 22 22 30 at Atlanta 44 80 .550 10 20 .500 11 14 .786 10 26 36 26 23 6 17 2 33 22 28 26

Dec. 31 Memphis 31 82 .378 3 11 .273 18 24 .750 18 26 44 17 22 10 17 5 19 22 26 16 at Indi ana 28 70 .400 12 25 .480 20 24 .833 11 27 38 21 19 9 18 9 19 19 22 28

an. 2 Washington 35 83 .422 3 13 .231 8 10 .800 8 33 41 24 25 9 19 6 18 21 19 23 at Indi ana 29 77 .377 5 16 .313 26 31 .839 11 37 48 17 14 9 17 3 31 16 20 22

an. 4 Indi ana 27 85 .318 4 17 .235 17 28 .607 16 31 47 14 15 8 19 7 16 19 16 24 at Boston 40 89 .449 4 9 .444 10 18 .556 12 37 49 22 28 9 14 8 15 32 22 25

an. 5 Milwaukee 31 82 .378 5 18 .278 13 18 .722 13 26 39 18 14 7 13 10 21 26 17 16 at Indi ana 40 92 .435 3 20 .150 12 20 .600 22 37 59 19 18 5 13 6 21 31 25 18

an. 8 Miami 28 68 .412 8 19 .421 13 18 .722 7 29 36 13 21 5 14 10 19 23 15 20 at Indi ana 33 91 .363 9 22 .409 12 19 .632 22 33 55 20 21 9 9 2 20 22 25 20

an. 10 New York 31 89 .348 4 20 .200 10 13 .769 19 32 51 14 18 2 13 7 14 20 26 16 at Indi ana 31 79 .392 5 21 .238 14 16 .875 12 36 48 16 19 8 10 5 16 23 19 23

an. 12 Charlotte 36 78 .462 3 7 .429 13 16 .813 9 29 38 20 20 5 14 7 24 21 20 23 at Indi ana 38 89 .427 11 28 .393 9 12 .750 17 31 48 24 21 11 14 6 23 20 26 27

an. 13 Indi ana 35 83 .422 6 24 .250 10 12 .833 9 30 39 18 21 8 9 9 21 28 26 11 at Brooklyn 33 81 .407 6 14 .429 25 31 .806 16 31 47 19 15 4 12 3 27 19 23 28

an. 15 Indi ana 36 87 .414 8 22 .364 23 28 .821 18 42 60 25 24 5 16 9 27 23 33 20 at Charlotte 25 72 .347 3 9 .333 23 30 .767 4 27 31 13 23 8 12 6 20 20 17 19

an. 16 Indi ana 37 85 .435 2 17 .118 10 12 .833 12 32 44 18 17 6 15 7 17 18 29 22 at Orlando 40 86 .465 12 21 .571 5 5 1.000 8 32 40 29 20 10 12 2 22 29 26 20

an. 18 Houston 34 83 .410 13 30 .433 14 18 .875 11 25 36 21 17 7 18 10 18 34 17 26 at Indi ana 40 87 .460 11 19 .579 14 17 .824 14 27 41 21 20 11 14 10 31 28 24 22

an. 21 Indi ana 34 69 .493 8 17 .471 6 11 .545 9 25 34 22 14 8 20 11 26 17 22 17 at Memphis 35 83 .422 4 10 .400 7 7 1.000 14 21 35 16 12 10 15 2 27 12 24 18

an. 23 Indi ana 30 80 .375 6 23 .261 14 17 .824 10 24 34 16 20 8 13 2 17 15 27 21

at Portland 44 78 .564 2 11 .182 10 12 .833 7 35 42 29 17 4 17 4 20 24 26 30


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PACERS' GAME NOTES

2012-13 Pacers and Opponent Game-by-Game Stats

DATE OPPONENT FG FGA PCT 3P 3PA PCT FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT AST PF ST TO BS 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH OT OT F

an. 26 Indi ana 44 81 .543 7 21 .333 15 18 .833 16 25 41 21 24 9 22 5 24 24 20 30 12 at Utah 44 83 .530 3 10 .300 23 26 .885 9 19 28 28 18 17 14 5 27 18 31 22 16

an. 28 Indi ana 39 85 .459 11 23 .478 12 17 .706 16 27 43 23 27 6 18 5 29 24 21 27 at Denver 37 78 .474 7 14 .500 21 30 .700 9 32 41 23 23 10 15 4 24 31 27 20

an. 30 Detroit 32 88 .364 3 18 .167 12 27 .444 16 28 44 11 17 8 14 10 23 13 20 23 at Indi ana 36 81 .444 7 14 .500 19 21 .905 15 41 56 23 18 8 17 4 29 25 16 28

Feb. 1 Miami 33 70 .471 5 14 .357 18 24 .750 6 19 25 21 22 7 11 6 23 22 20 24 at Indi ana 39 70 .557 7 17 .412 17 24 .708 8 26 34 21 22 5 17 3 25 28 27 22

Feb. 4 Chicago 39 88 .443 4 16 .250 19 22 .864 12 23 35 18 25 7 10 6 29 25 22 25 at Indi ana 39 74 .527 6 14 .429 27 34 .794 13 34 47 23 19 6 16 8 28 32 27 24

Feb. 5 Atlanta 36 81 .444 8 21 .381 23 28 .821 5 34 39 26 33 5 18 3 21 28 21 33 at Indi ana 36 75 .480 11 25 .440 31 40 .775 5 32 37 28 26 7 12 8 18 32 31 33

Feb. 6 Indi ana 32 82 .390 5 17 .294 19 25 .760 16 38 54 20 8 10 9 5 18 19 22 29 at Philadelphia 31 90 .344 2 8 .250 5 7 .714 17 36 53 29 17 7 15 8 15 19 14 21

Feb. 8 Toronto 42 96 .438 2 9 .222 14 19 .737 17 29 46 19 31 9 14 9 25 19 20 26 10 at Indi ana 35 78 .449 9 22 .409 19 28 .679 10 32 42 23 22 6 19 7 26 25 21 18 8

Feb. 11 Brooklyn 31 80 .388 4 12 .333 23 32 .719 11 41 52 9 21 6 12 6 20 15 23 18 13 at Indi ana 33 96 .344 5 22 .227 13 18 .722 17 36 53 16 26 6 8 7 13 27 14 22 8

Feb. 13 Charlotte 26 82 .317 5 16 .313 20 28 .714 16 29 45 14 20 5 16 8 29 17 14 17 at Indi ana 41 95 .432 6 19 .316 13 19 .684 18 35 53 24 21 7 7 9 30 19 21 31

Feb. 20 New York 29 86 .337 5 28 .179 28 36 .778 13 26 39 17 29 13 15 3 18 26 22 25 at Indi ana 42 79 .532 11 24 .458 30 39 .769 14 40 54 28 25 8 21 9 30 44 28 23

Feb. 22 Detroit 29 82 .354 3 19 .158 21 37 .568 15 26 41 15 26 8 16 5 17 19 16 30 at Indi ana 41 73 .562 10 14 .714 22 33 .667 4 43 47 29 25 10 14 6 34 26 30 24

Feb. 23 Indi ana 34 75 .453 8 22 .364 14 19 .737 10 38 48 21 25 8 20 6 16 23 24 27 at Detroit 26 77 .338 2 14 .143 18 24 .750 10 29 39 14 22 9 14 2 9 19 20 24

Feb. 26 Golden State 33 76 .434 12 21 .571 19 24 .792 15 31 46 16 23 11 20 6 25 28 20 24 at Indi ana 41 84 .488 6 21 .286 20 27 .741 14 28 42 22 17 14 13 9 31 23 31 23

Feb. 28 L.A. Clippers 39 80 .488 4 23 .174 17 21 .810 9 27 36 18 26 8 12 6 26 23 27 23 at Indi ana 32 75 .427 9 25 .360 18 25 .720 14 26 40 18 22 6 20 4 25 22 22 22

Mar. 1 Indi ana 34 70 .486 7 20 .350 18 22 .818 10 33 43 20 24 7 19 4 17 22 25 29 at Toronto 29 72 .403 3 11 .273 20 25 .800 8 22 30 12 25 9 13 6 13 21 17 30

Mar. 3 Chicago 35 81 .432 8 19 .421 14 18 .778 8 26 34 25 27 9 13 5 21 19 26 26 at Indi ana 33 71 .465 6 13 .462 25 33 .758 10 32 42 19 21 10 15 6 32 15 22 28

Mar. 6 Boston 34 83 .410 7 17 .412 8 9 .889 9 38 47 18 19 9 13 8 19 23 16 25 at Indi ana 32 88 .364 6 27 .222 11 14 .786 16 34 50 12 13 9 14 11 27 22 19 13

Mar. 8 Indi ana 43 83 .518 11 19 .579 18 23 .783 13 32 45 33 19 5 13 9 22 31 35 27 at Orlando 32 82 .390 5 15 .333 17 19 .895 12 26 38 16 22 8 21 5 15 23 25 23

Mar. 10 Indi ana 26 63 .413 10 27 .370 29 34 .853 6 27 33 14 23 8 18 1 20 26 19 26 at Miami 38 68 .559 7 14 .500 22 31 .710 4 24 28 20 29 10 12 5 29 27 23 26

Mar. 13 Minnesota 35 80 .438 6 19 .316 15 18 .833 10 26 36 19 26 4 12 4 28 26 15 22 at Indi ana 41 82 .500 9 25 .360 16 26 .615 15 34 49 22 26 8 12 6 35 27 20 25

Mar. 15 L.A. Lakers 33 78 .423 13 26 .500 20 30 .667 7 41 48 27 17 9 15 8 16 30 22 31 at Indi ana 37 99 .374 12 27 .444 7 9 .778 17 37 54 17 26 6 16 6 19 22 28 24

Mar. 16 Indi ana 34 88 .386 6 16 .375 17 21 .810 18 29 47 25 20 5 14 3 24 25 23 19

at Philadelphia 39 79 .494 6 13 .462 14 19 .737 9 32 41 28 21 6 14 14 23 25 23 27 Mar. 18 Indi ana 39 88 .443 8 22 .364 25 29 .862 15 42 57 29 16 8 14 9 27 33 27 24 at Cleveland 35 92 .380 6 24 .250 14 21 .667 16 29 45 21 21 6 11 7 24 21 17 28

Mar. 19 Orlando 28 88 .318 3 15 .200 14 21 .667 10 32 42 12 22 7 10 7 12 17 26 18 at Indi ana 34 87 .391 6 23 .261 21 24 .875 15 48 63 18 21 4 15 6 19 23 27 26

Mar. 22 Milwaukee 31 101 .307 3 19 .158 13 22 .591 22 30 52 17 21 4 9 6 23 20 11 24 at Indi ana 38 79 .481 3 12 .250 23 30 .767 11 45 56 23 20 6 14 11 23 22 28 29

Mar. 23 Indi ana 30 78 .385 5 14 .357 19 24 .792 9 34 43 13 20 8 9 5 22 22 23 17 at Chicago 35 81 .432 3 11 .273 14 22 .636 12 34 46 21 22 4 10 5 16 23 29 19

Mar. 25 Atlanta 36 80 .450 7 21 .333 15 25 .600 10 28 38 18 17 11 16 7 26 17 20 31 at Indi ana 40 84 .476 8 23 .348 12 15 .800 15 34 49 18 17 7 21 6 26 32 27 15

Mar. 27 Indi ana 35 78 .449 6 18 .333 24 28 .857 9 36 45 20 21 9 14 5 35 23 24 18 at Houston 32 83 .386 6 21 .286 21 26 .808 15 27 42 18 25 7 14 4 19 30 22 20

Mar. 28 Indi ana 40 84 .476 7 16 .467 16 26 .615 15 40 55 22 19 8 13 4 23 18 34 28 at Dallas 32 83 .386 4 14 .286 10 14 .714 7 27 34 18 24 8 11 7 18 23 17 20

Mar. 30 Indi ana 37 80 .463 4 15 .267 34 46 .739 19 26 45 18 20 12 14 5 27 30 29 26 at Phoenix 40 82 .488 6 12 .500 18 19 .947 9 26 35 30 30 8 17 3 21 28 27 28


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Head Coach Frank VogelOverall Record: 109-69 Record with Indiana: 109-69Playoff record: 7-9 Playoff record with Indiana: 7-9Seasons in NBA: 3rd Seasons wi th Indiana: 3rd

Frank Vogel was named head coach of the Pacers, J uly 6, 2011, after serving as head coach the last 38 games of the 2010-11 season. He is currentlsecond-youngest head coach in the National Basketball Association at the age of 38, a result of perseverance, hard work and dedication to the sport.

Vogel took over for J im OBrien, J an. 30, 2011, and guided the Pacers to a 20-18 record and their first playoff berth in four seasons. In the first round o

Eastern Conference Playoffs against the Chicago Bulls, who had the NBAs best regular season record, the Pacers lost the best-seven series, 4-1, buPacers left their mark in the highly-competitive series.I watched the Pacers last year and was very impressed with how hard they played, how they competed and how they were prepared, said Pa

President of Basketball Donnie Walsh, who took over for Larry Bird J une 27. Thats a credit to Frank and the coaching staff of Brian Shaw, Dan Burke andBoylen, which Frank assembled. He has a very positive attitude that is refreshing in todays game.

Im very grateful to (team owner) Herb Simon and Larry Bird (who hired Vogel after the interim season) for giving me this opportunity, said Vogel, who the NBAs Coach of the Month for April last season when the Pacers compiled a 12-3 record. This is a challenge I embrace and look forward to. Our teamast two years finished strong with a positive playoff showing and its something we all can definitely build on. Weve taken huge steps as a team, as a francand they were big steps, but were not satisfied with that by any stretch.

Vogel, who is entering his 16th NBA season (eight as an assistant coach), got his start in the NBA as the head video coordinator with the Boston Ceunder Rick Pitino. He served in that role from 1997-2001 before becoming an assistant coach with the Celtics under OBrien, following OBrien as an assistaPhiladelphia and in 2007 with the Pacers. Vogel spent two seasons as an advance scout for the Los Angeles Lakers (2005-06) and Washington Wizards (207).

Vogel is a graduate of the University of Kentucky with a degree in biology and became the Wildcats video coordinator after graduation. He attended J uCollege in Huntington, Pa., where he was a three-year starter for the Division III Eagles. He then transferred to Kentucky, became a student manager and plon the junior varsity team in 1996. While at J uniata, he made a decision that changed his life. An admirer of Pitino, who was the coach at Kentucky, Fwanted to learn about coaching from Pitino. He made numerous requests to get to Kentucky as a walk-on, a student manager, anything. He finally got throu

im O'Brien, as assistant to Pitino, who saw to it that Frank became a student manager, even though the Wildcats preferred in-state students for that job.Frank was also a member of the junior varsity that year and his work ethic landed him the job as Kentucky's video coordinator after graduation. Pitin

Kentucky for the head coach's position with the Boston Celtics and took Frank with him as the head video coordinator. He had that role until Pitino leftO'Brien became the head coach of the Celtics, naming Frank as an assistant.

As a youth, Vogel attended basketball camps and encountered an instructor who taught him if he believed in something and put his mind to it, he caccomplish anything. The instructor used spinning a basketball on his finger as an example and then spun it on a toothbrush. Frank practiced and practicedsame trick until he, too, accomplished it and brushed his teeth with the toothbrush while spinning the basketball on the end of it. That skill earned him, as ayear-old, a national television appearance on "Late Night With David Letterman" in the Stupid Human Tricks segment. It was forbearer of the perseverance has made Frank one of the rising young stars in coaching.

Frank and his wife, J enifer, have two daughters, Alexa and Arianna. An avid Philadelphia Phillies and Eagles fan, his hobbies include spending timehis children, golf, movies and backyard barbeques.


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#14 D.J. Augustin G Ht.: 6-0 Wt.: 180 11/10/87 Texas Yrs. Pro:

Last Game: He shot a perfect 4-4 from the foul line and totaled a bench-high eight points with one assist, one steal and one rebound in nearly 14 min(13:42) without a turnover against the Suns in Phoenix, 3/30.

He has gone 3-4 from beyond the arc and averaged 6.0 ppg in the last three games. He also has had three assists, one steal and one turnover in thethree games.

His one rebound at Phoenix came at the defensive end, snapping a four-game streak with an offensive rebound. While missing two shots from inside the arc, he canned both of his shots from beyond the 3-pt line and totaled six points with an assist and two reboun

18 minutes in Dallas, 3/28. He came off the bench at Houston, 3/27, to score five points on 1-1 3-pt FG and 2-2 FT. He added a rebound and an assist in nearly 10 minutes (9

without a turnover against the Rockets Making his fourth start of the season, and his first since the first week of 2013, he had a team-high five assists to go with two steals, two rebounds and

points on 1-4 3-pt FG and 3-3 FT vs. Atlanta, 3/25. Since drawing five DNP-CDs in the span of six games in December, he has made appearances in 47 straight games and seen 10+minutes in all but tw

those. He has hit 20 straight free throws since missing his first at Detroit, 2/23.

Last 5 Games:Date Oppon ent MIN FG 3-pt FG FT OR DR TR AST PF STL TO BLK PT

3/23 at Chicago 15:27 0-3 0-1 0-0 1 1 2 1 1 1 0 0 03/25 ATLANTA 36:27 1-6 1-4 3-3 1 1 2 5 2 2 6 0 63/27 at Houston 9:41 1-1 1-1 2-2 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 53/28 at Dallas 18:29 2-4 2-2 0-0 1 1 2 1 2 0 1 0 63/30 at Phoenix 13:42 2-4 0-1 4-4 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 8

#24 Paul George G-F Ht.: 6-8 Wt.: 215 5/2/90 Fresno State Yrs. Pro:

Last Game: Scoring 20+points for the 33rd time this season, he led all scorers with 25 points on 7-14 FG, 2-7 3-pt FG and 9-12 FT at Phoenix, 3/30. He afour rebounds, a team-high tying four assists, a team-best four steals and a team-high two blocked shots against the Suns.

A leading candidate for the NBAs Most Improved Player award, he is the only player in the NBA averaging at least 17.5 points, 7.5 rebounds, 4.0 assists1.75 steals per game.

Also a candidate for the leagues All-Defensive team, he is the only NBA player with 130 or more steals that also has 45+blocked shots. He has claimed 81 steals in his last 38 appearances and his team-high 1.81 spg is seventh best in the NBA. He has averaged 4.55 assists a game in the last 22 games. Tied for seventh in the NBA with 162 3-pt FG made this season, he is second in the Eastern Conference to Kyle Korver, who has made 173 3-pt FG. In just three seasons, he has hit 293 3-pt FG, 10th on the Pacers all-time career list. With seven more from long range, he will be the eighth play

franchise history with 300 3-pt FG in his career. Including 2-5 from 3-pt range, he shot 10-17 FG and led the Pacers with 24 points at Dallas, 3/28. Against the Mavericks, he also had a team-hig

assists, eight rebounds and three steals in his 38 minutes. He managed to score 16 points at Houston, 3/27, despite hitting just 4-17 from the floor. He added six rebounds, three assists and a team-high three stea Registering the first triple-double of his career, and the 33rd in Pacers history, he led the Pacers with 23 points, 12 rebounds and a career-high 12 assis

39 minutes vs. Charlotte, 2/13. He also had two steals and a turnover against the Bobcats.



#33 Danny Granger F Ht.: 6-9 Wt.: 228 4/20/83 New Mexico Yrs. Pro:

Last Game: The Pacers announced Thursday, 3/28, that he will miss the remainder of the season to undergo surgery on his left knee. The decision was made after all conservative treatment options could not alleviate the soreness Granger encountered. After consultation between Gran

the Pacers' medical staff and Dr. J ames Andrews, surgery became the preferred option. In five appearances this season, he averaged 5.4 points, 1.8 rebounds and 0-.6 assists per game. He came off the bench in all five games, averaging

mpg. Despite logging a season-low nine and a half minutes, he led the Indiana bench with eight points on 3-5 FG, 1-3 3-pt FG and 1-2 FT at Toronto, 3/1

added three rebounds and a steal against the Raptors. He had a season-high two offensive boards at Air Canada Centre. After shooting just 2-17 FG in his first two appearances of the season, he broke out and led the Indiana bench with 12 points on 5-10 FG, 1-2 3-pt FG an

2 FT in 19 minutes vs. the Clippers, 2/28. He added two boards and an assist against L.A. Making his much anticipated regular season home debut, he had five points (1-7 FG, 3-4 FT), two rebounds, an assist and a steal in 18+minutes witho

turnover against the Warriors, 2/26.


3/23 at Chicago Inactive ListSore Left Knee3/25 ATLANTA Inactive ListSore Left Knee3/27 at Houston Inactive ListSore Left Knee3/28 at Dallas Inactive ListSore Left Knee

3/30 at Phoenix Inactive ListSore Left Knee


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#25 Gerald Green G-F Ht.: 6-8 Wt.: 210 1/26/86 Gulf Shores Academy Yrs. Pro:

Last Game: Due to an upper respiratory infection, he was on Indianas inactive list for the game in Phoenix, 3/30.Coming off five games in which he averaged 12.2 ppg and played 18.4 mpg, he has played 14 and a minutes and scored two points with three assists and th

blocked shots in games at Dallas, 3/28, and at Houston, 3/27. At Dallas, he led the Pacers with two blocked shots. Making his sixth start of the season, and his first since December 15, he led Indiana with 19 points on 6-10 FG, 2-4 3-pt FG and 5-6 FT vs. Atlanta, 3/25

23 minutes without a turnover, he also had six rebounds, one assist and a team-high tying two steals against the Hawks. He scored five points and pulled down one offensive rebound with two steals in 11 minutes at Chicago, 3/23. That was just his third game with multiple st

this season. Playing 312 minutes, he has had 23 assists, nine steals and seven turnovers in his last 22 appearances. Since having six miscues in the opener at Toronto, he has totaled 40 in his last 53 games. Since starting the season 11-16 from the foul line (.688), he has hit 39 of his last 46 FT. A participant in the Sprite Slam Dunk contest at All-Star Weekend in Houston, he wowed the crowd by taking a pass from teammate Lance Stephenso

the side of the backboard and reverse dunking, netting him a perfect score of 50 points from the judges. However, he struggled to make his second dunk did not get past the first round.

His first assist against Milwaukee, 1/5, was the 200th of his career.


3/23 at Chicago 11:13 2-8 1-1 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 53/25 ATLANTA 23:03 6-10 2-4 5-6 1 5 6 1 2 2 0 0 193/27 at Houston 4:32 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 23/28 at Dallas 10:01 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 03/30 at Phoenix Inactive ListUpper Respiratory Infection

#23 Ben Hansbrough G Ht.: 6-3 Wt.: 203 12/23/87 Notre Dame Yrs. Pro:

Last Game: Due to coaching decisions, he has not played the last three games, and has sat out four or the last five. In his only appearance of the last five games, he was scoreless in 11 and a half minutes vs. Atlanta, 3/25, he had a bench-high three assists and

rebound. He had one rebound, one assist and two points on 1-1 FG vs. Milwaukee, 3/22. He has had one assist in each of his last four games, his most consecutive appearances with at least one assist. Since having two turnovers in each of the first two games of 2013, he has totaled three miscues in his last 13 appearances. He has shot 5-12 from 3-pt range in his last 16 appearances, after making just one of eight from beyond the arc in his first 10 appearances. In, arguably, his best performance of the season, he came off the bench to record career-highs of seven points, three assists, two rebounds and two stea

just 12 minutes at Milwaukee, 12/18. He and Tyler make up the fourth pair of brother teammates in NBA history, joining Dominique and Gerald Wilkins, Mark and Brent Price and Tom and

Van Arsdale. They are the third pair of brothers to both play for the Pacers, joining Kenny and Calvin Natt and Brandon and Kareem Rush.


3/23 at Chicago Did Not PlayCoachs Decision3/25 ATLANTA 11:33 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 3 1 0 1 0 03/27 at Houston Did Not PlayCoachs Decision3/28 at Dallas Did Not PlayCoachs Decision3/30 at Phoenix Did Not PlayCoachs Decision

#50 Tyler Hansbrough F Ht.: 6-9 Wt.: 240 11/3/85 North Carolina Yrs. Pro:

Last Game: Including four at the offensive end, he claimed six rebounds and scored five points in 13 minutes at Phoenix, 3/30. In the last eight games, he has averaged 9.6 rpg and claimed an average of 4.5 orpg. In those same eight games he has averaged 13.4 ppg and shot 3

FG (.481). He has shot 33-40 FT (825) in the last eight games. His 36 offensive rebounds in the last eight games are more than he had collected (30) in the previous 16 games. Since having six rebounds and three offensive boards vs. Milwaukee, 1/5, he has totaled 91 offensive rebounds and 194 total rebounds in the last 40 gam He has had 19 assists, 14 steals and 21 turnovers in 502+minutes of the last 28 games. He had nine offensive rebounds in the first six games combined, but has gathered 139 in the last 68. Coming off the bench for the first time in seven games, he kept up the momentum built in those previous six starts, leading the reserves with 13 points

nine rebounds in 20 minutes at Dallas, 3/28. Against the Mavericks, he shot 5-10 FG and 3-6 FT. His nine boards featured a game-high tying five offenboards. He also had one assist and one steal at Dallas.

Making his sixth straight start, and his seventh of the season, he contributed 18 points, eight rebounds, an assist and two steals in his 32 minuteHouston, 3/27.

He and Ben make up the fourth pair of brother teammates in NBA history, joining Dominique and Gerald Wilkins, Mark and Brent Price and Tom and Van Arsdale. They are the third pair of brothers to both play for the Pacers, joining Kenny and Calvin Natt and Brandon and Kareem Rush.


3/23 at Chicago 27:51 3-6 0-0 1-2 2 4 6 3 3 0 2 0 73/25 ATLANTA 26:06 6-11 0-1 0-1 6 5 11 0 1 0 2 0 123/27 at Houston 32:07 4-7 0-0 8.9 2 6 8 1 2 2 1 0 163/28 at Dallas 20:00 5-10 0-0 3-6 5 4 9 1 2 1 3 0 133/30 at Phoenix 13:08 1-3 0-0 3-4 4 2 6 0 0 0 0 0 5


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#55 Roy Hibbert C Ht.: 7-2 Wt.: 280 12/11/86 Georgetown Yrs. Pro:

Last Game: Ending a run of four straight double-doubles, he scored 20 points and tied for the team lead with seven rebounds at Phoenix, 3/30. AgainsSuns he added one assist and one blocked shot in 29 minutes.

Averaging 11.2 ppg for the season, he has scored 10 or more points in 17 of his last 19 games and averaged 15.6 ppg in that span. He has grabbed 110 rebounds in the last 11 games and 48 of them have been at the offensive end. He has claimed 146 offensive boards in his last 39 games (3.74 orpg) and is second in the NBA with 274 offensive boards this season. With an average of 3.75 orpg he is on course to have 304 offensive rebounds this season which would be second most in a single season in Pacers

history. Clark Kellogg set the team record with 340 offensive boards 1982-83 and Davis had 301 offensive boards in 1996-97. He has blocked at least two shots in 19 of his last 25 games and is third in the NBA with an average of 2.70 bpg. His block at Phoenix gave him 195 this season, third most in a single season in Pacers NBA history and the most by a player other than Jermaine ONea A career 48 percent shooter in his first four seasons, he has made 342-785 FG this season (.436). But, he has hit 197-422 FG (.467) in the last 37 games He has made 107 of his last 137 free throws (.781), including 68-84 FT in his last 17 outings. Posting his 20th double-double of the campaign, he scored 16 points and pulled down a game-high 11 rebounds at Dallas, 3/28. Against the Maverick

added an assist, a steal and a blocked in 24 minutes. He snared a team-high 13 boards and tallied a season-high 28 points on 11-17 FG and 6-8 FT at Houston, 3/27. Against the Rockets, he added th

blocked shots and three assists in 36+minutes. He needs 40 offensive rebounds for 1,000 in his career and he needs 10 total rebounds for 2,500 in his career.


3/23 at Chicago 35:02 8-18 0-0 2-2 4 8 12 2 4 0 3 2 183/25 ATLANTA 37:27 7-17 0-0 1-1 4 9 13 1 2 1 1 3 173/27 at Houston 36:35 11-17 0-0 6-8 3 10 13 3 3 0 4 3 28

3/28 at Dallas 24:09 5-10 0-0 6-8 5 6 11 1 5 1 2 1 163/30 at Phoenix 29:08 7-17 0-0 6-10 4 3 7 1 5 0 0 1 20

#3 George Hill G Ht.: 6-2 Wt.: 180 5/4/86 IUPUI Yrs. Pro:

Last Game: In more than 34 minutes without a turnover, he had three assists, five rebounds and 15 points on 4-8 FG, 1-3 3-pt FG and 6-7 FT at Phoenix, 3 Having never made more than 77 3-pt FG in his first four NBA seasons, he has connected on 120 this season and his one against the Suns was the 350

his NBA career. He has shot 18-45 3-pt FG in the last 11 games. He has had 107 assists with 24 turnovers in the last 25 games for a ratio of 4.46-to-1. In 2012-13, his 2.96:1 assists-to-turnovers is eighth best in the NBA Since having one assist at Charlotte, 11/2, he has had at least five in 36 of his last 67 games and his 4.7 apg this season is 30th best in the NBA. Logging just under 30 minutes at Dallas, 3/28, he had 10 points, three assists, five rebounds and a steal. He shot 3-5 from the floor, including 1-1

beyond the arc, and made 3-3 FT against the Mavs. Hindered by a strained left groin, he shot just 1-11 from the floor and totaled two points in 38 minutes vs. Houston, 3/27. Against the Rockets, he passed

a team-high five assists and grabbed two steals while not committing a turnover. His steal at Dallas gave him a career-high 73 this season, third most on the team. He needs 17 rebounds for 1,000 in his NBA career.


3/23 at Chicago 33:09 3-8 2-4 3-3 0 1 1 2 2 0 1 1 113/25 ATLANTA Did Not DressLeft Groin Strain3/27 at Houston 38:19 1-11 0-5 0-0 0 4 4 5 2 2 0 0 23/28 at Dallas 29:45 3-5 1-1 3-3 1 4 5 3 2 1 2 0 103/30 at Phoenix 34:18 4-8 1-3 6-7 1 4 5 3 0 0 0 0 15

#11 Orlando Johnson G Ht.: 6-5 Wt.: 205 3/11/89 Cal-Santa Barbara Yrs. Pro:

Last Game: Logging 11 minutes at Phoenix, 3/30, he scored three points (1-4 FG, 1-1 FT) and pulled down two rebounds with a steal. In double figures for the fourth time this season, and the second time in the last three games, he tallied 12 points on 5-10 FG and 2-5 3-pt FG at Dallas, 3

Against the Mavericks, he added four rebounds, three assists and had no turnovers in his 20 and a half minutes. His 4-7 from long range in the games at Houston and Dallas come on the heels of four games in which he shot 2-10 from beyond the arc. The first man off the Indiana bench at Houston, 3/27, he scored six points on 2-2 from 3-pt range and passed out one assist in his 13 minutes. He had one blocked shot in his first 26 appearances, but has rejected eight shots in the last 18 contests, including four in the last 11 games. In his last 11 games, he has had 17 assists, four steals and four turnovers while averaging 15.5 minutes per game. He has shot 27-58 FG (.466) in thos

games. Since tying a season-high with three turnovers vs. Detroit, 1/30, he has committed just 13 in the last 27 games He played in just three of the first 32 games, but has sat out just one of the last 41. He has averaged 12.95 mpg in his last 40 appearances. In four appearances for the Ft. Wayne Mad Ants of the NBA Developmental League this season, he has averaged 23.5 ppg, 5.8 rpg and 3.3 apg.




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#28 Ian Mahinmi C Ht.: 6-11 Wt.: 230 11/5/86 Rouen, France Yrs. Pro:

Last Game: To accompany a bench-high tying six rebounds, he had six points (3-6 FG), one assist, one steal and one blocked shot in 19 minutes at Pho3/30. His six boards featured four at the offensive end.

His 180 rebounds in the last 43 games have featured 63 offensive rebounds and his six offensive boards at Detroit, 2/23, were one shy of his most ever inNBA.

He has averaged 5.9 ppg and shot 19-43 FG in the last eight games. He had blocked more than two shots once in 149 games over the previous four seasons, but has had three blocks four times in 73 games for the Pacers. He is third on the team with a career-best 64 rejections, more than he had in his previous four NBA seasons combined. Despite averaging just 16.7 minutes per game, he is sixth on the team with 158 free throw attempts. Fourth on the team with 107 offensive rebounds, he has had at least two 35 times. A point short of his most in the last 20 games, he shot 4-8 FG and sank 1-2 FT for his nine points at Dallas, 3/28. The former Mavericks center added se

rebounds, one assist, one steal and a blocked shot in his 20 minutes at Dallas. Seven rebounds are his most in the last 17 games. Scoreless in 11 minutes at Houston, 3/27, he had three rebounds, a steal and a blocked shot. He has had at least one steal in 12 of the last 19 games and he has had 12 thefts with 19 turnovers in that span.



#29 Jeff Pendergraph F-C Ht.: 6-9 Wt.: 240 4/29/87 Arizona State Yrs. Pro:

Last Game: Ending a run of seven straight appearances, he drew his fifth DNP-CD of the last 15 games at Phoenix, 3/30. In just three and a half minutes at Dallas, 3/28, he had no points (0-1 FG) or rebounds. To go with his two points on 1-3 FG, he had a bench-high five boards and one assist in 16 minutes at Houston, 3/27. Logging 20+minutes for the fifth straight game, he stunned the crowd with 12 second-quarter points on 5-6 FG, 1-1 3-pt FG and 1-1 FT vs. Atlanta,

Against the Hawks, he totaled 14 points, three rebounds and one assist. His 3-pt FG was the second of his career and both have come in the last five gam He has scored 10+points five times this season, including three of the last seven games. He has claimed four steals this season, including three in the last six games. In his last 16 appearances he has averaged 5.6 ppg and shot 39-75 FG (.520) and 10-10 FT. In those 16 games he has also averaged 4.13 rpg. He had his best game ever as a member of the Pacers, leading the bench with season-highs of 14 points and 10 rebounds in 17 minutes vs. Brooklyn,

On his way to the first double-double of his career, he shot 7-11 FG and collected a career-high four offensive rebounds.


3/23 at Chicago 19:48 2-4 0-0 2-2 0 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 63/25 ATLANTA 21:54 6-10 1-1 1-1 1 2 3 1 2 0 1 0 143/27 at Houston 15:53 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 5 5 1 2 0 1 0 23/28 at Dallas 3:26 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 03/30 at Phoenix Did Not PlayCoachs Decision

#13 Miles Plumlee C Ht.: 6-11 Wt.: 245 9/1/88 Duke Yrs. Pro:

Last Game: Coming off three straight appearances, he has drawn five consecutive DNP-CDs, including the game at Phoenix, 3/30. He had three rebounds and a blocked shot in four scoreless (0-1 FG) minutes vs. Milwaukee, 3/22. His blocked shot against the Bucks was his third of the season and his first since November. He had one point and a career-high tying three rebounds in four and a half minutes vs. Orlando, 3/19. Coming off four straight DNP-CDs, he was scoreless (0-2 FG) and had two rebounds (both offensive) in just under five minutes at Cleveland, 3/18. In his last appearance for the Ft. Wayne Mad Ants of the NBA Developmental League, against the Rio Grande Valley Vipers, he scored six points, p

down six rebounds, handed out three assists and rejected three shots in 29 minutes.

He has made 15 appearances for Ft. Wayne, averaging 11.2 points, 10.2 rebounds and 1.9 blocked shots per game. He has had at least five offensive rebounds five times in his 15 NBADL games and has averaged 3.6 orpg. In his NBA regular season debut, he scored two points (1-2 FG) with a rebound and a blocked shot in four minutes at San Antonio, 11/5.


3/23 at Chicago Did Not PlayCoachs Decision3/25 ATLANTA Did Not PlayCoachs Decision3/27 at Houston Did Not PlayCoachs Decision3/28 at Dallas Did Not PlayCoachs Decision3/30 at Phoenix Did Not PlayCoachs Decision


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PACERS' GAME NOTES

#1 Lance Stephenson G Ht.: 6-5 Wt.: 228 9/5/90 Cincinnati Yrs. Pro:

Last Game: To go along with six rebounds, three assists and three assists, he scored 16 points on 6-12 FG, 1-3 3-pt FG and 3-4 FT at Phoenix, 3/30. In his last seven games he has had 27 assists and eight turnovers while logging 240 minutes. Second on the team with 74 steals, he has had multiple thefts in just three of the last 17 games and totaled 17 steals in that span. He shot 28-70 (.400) from 3-pt range in his first 34 appearances, but has hit 27-98 (.274) from long distance in his last 37 outings. J ust one night after his best offensive production of the season, he totaled just six points and shot 3-9 FG at Dallas, 3/28. In 27 and a half minutes with

turnover, he added three assists, two rebounds and a steal against the Mavericks. To accompany a season-high 21 points on 9-14 FG, 1-2 3-pt FG and 2-3 FT at Houston, 3/27, he added five rebounds, three assists and one steal in

minutes with just one turnover. Due to a strained right hip flexor, he did not dress for the game vs. Atlanta, 3/25, ending a run of 46 straight appearances.


3/23 at Chicago 34:45 2-5 1-1 5-8 0 3 3 3 1 2 0 1 103/25 ATLANTA Did Not DressStrained Right Hip Flexor3/27 at Houston 34:53 9-14 1-2 2-3 2 3 5 3 2 1 1 0 213/28 at Dallas 27:29 3-9 0-1 0-0 0 2 2 3 1 1 0 0 63/30 at Phoenix 36:40 6-12 1-3 3-4 0 6 6 3 2 3 1 1 16

#21 David West F Ht.: 6-9 Wt.: 250 8/29/80 Xavier Yrs. Pro:

Last Game: While tying for the team lead in both rebounds with seven and assists with four, he added two steals and 14 points at Phoenix, 3/30. He has claimed multiple steals in just four of his last 17 games and has 65 thefts on the season. Making his first appearance in seven games, he had seven points, seven rebounds and two assists in his 28 minutes at Dallas, 3/28. He had missed the previous six games with a sprained lower back. In the 10 games prior to his getting hurt, he averaged 17.9 ppg and shot 67-126 FG (.532). He also hit 44-53 FT in those 10 games. He has rejected at least one shot in 39 of his last 65 games and he is second on the team with 65 blocked shots this season. Second on the team with 134 offensive rebounds this season, he has had 113 in the last 55 games. He has had at least three assists in 36 of his last 56 games and averaged 3.25 apg in that span. Registering the 32nd triple-double in Pacers NBA history, he led the Pacers with a career-high tying 10 assists, topped all rebounders with 12 and adde

points on 7-15 FG vs. Charlotte, 1/12. He also had one steal in 38+minutes against the Bobcats. He needs 11 points for 2,000 in an Indiana uniform and 321 points for 11,000 in his NBA career. He needs 200 rebounds for 5,000 in his career and 53 for 1,000 with the Pacers.


3/23 at Chicago Inactive ListLower Back Sprain3/25 ATLANTA Inactive ListLower Back Sprain

3/27 at Houston Inactive ListLower Back Sprain3/28 at Dallas 28:00 3-8 0-0 1-4 1 6 7 2 3 0 2 0 73/30 at Phoenix 34:52 6-11 0-0 2-2 4 3 7 4 4 2 5 0 14

#4 Sam Young F-G Ht.: 6-6 Wt.: 225 6/1/85 Pittsburgh Yrs. Pro:

Last Game: in five scoreless (0-1 FG) minutes at Phoenix, he had one rebound and an assist. Ending a run of 14 straight appearances, he did not play at Dallas, 3/28. He played just over four minutes (4:24) at Houston and scored two points on 1-1 from the floor. He had no rebounds or assists against the Rockets, 3/27. Since having three rebounds vs. the Lakers, 3/15, he has totaled four boards in the last eight games. On his third 3-pt FG (1-1) in 10 games, he tallied three points to go with two rebounds and an assist in six minutes vs. Atlanta, 3/25. He played just three and a half minutes at Chicago, 3/23, and did not score (0-1 FG) or have a rebound. He has passed out at least one assist in 26 of his last 44 games, after having totaled two assists in his first six appearances. He has shot 16-46 from 3-pt range since going 0-3 from long distance in his first six games. He has averaged 2.34 rpg in his last 44 games, after totaling 11 boards in his first six appearances.

Since having four turnovers in 12 minutes vs. Sacramento, 11/3, he has totaled 27 in his last 47 appearances. Having re-signed with the Pacers on Monday, 1/28, he made his fi

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