Eastern Conference Playoffs - First Round
#7 Indiana Pacers (0-3) vs. #2 Cleveland Cavaliers (3-0)
Game Notes
Sunday, April 23, 2017 | 1:00 p.m.
Playoff game #4
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Bankers Life Fieldhouse | Indianapolis, IN
REGULAR SEASON (42-40)
PROBABLE STARTERS
position
#
player
ht
wt
notes
Playoffs: 32.3 ppg, 9.3 rpg, 7.7 apg, 1.0 spg, .433 FG%, .455 3FG%, .889 FT%
2016-17: 23.7 ppg, 6.6 rpg, 3.3 apg, 1.6 spg, .461 FG%, .393 3FG%, .898 FT%
Last Game: 36 points, (10-28 FG, 5-15 3FG, 11-11 FT) 15 rebounds, nine assists
Forward
13
Paul George
6-9
his first double-double of the 2017 playoffs with 36 points and a postseason
230 Posted
career-high 15 rebounds to go with nine assists Thursday in Game 3 ... Finished the
regular season ranked 15th in the NBA in scoring with career-high 23.7 points per
game, fifth in free throw percentage, 12th in 3-pointers made (195), 31st in threepoint percentage and 14th in steals.
Playoffs: 11.7 ppg, 8.7 rpg, 2.7 apg, 2.0 spg, .600 FG%, .333 3FG%
2016-17: 11.0 ppg, 6.1 rpg, 1.6 apg, 1.5 spg, .527 FG%, .381 3FG%
Forward
21
Thaddeus Young
6-8
221
Last Game: 11 points (5-10 FG, 1-2 3FG), 14 rebounds, three assists, one block
Recorded his fourth career playoff double-double with 11 points and a career-high
14 rebounds, including 10 off the offensive glass, Thursday in Game 3 ... Ranked 17th
in the NBA this season in field goal percentage (.527), including a career-best 38.1
percent from three-point range, and 17th in steals.
Playoffs: 7.7 ppg, 6.0 rpg, 1.0 apg, 2.3 spg, 1.7 bpg, .324 FG%, .500 FT%
2016-17: 14.5 ppg, 7.3 rpg, 1.3 apg, 2.1 bpg, .511 FG%, .348 3FG%, .809 FT%
Center
33
Myles Turner
6-9
Last Game: Six points (3-12 FG), five rebounds, two steals, two blocks
285 Has blocked at least four shots in 18 games and finished third in the NBA with
2.14 blocks per game ... Ranked 33rd in the NBA in rebounding, 22nd in field goal
percentage (.511) ... Scored 18 points, grabbed eight rebounds and tied his career
high with six blocks in the season finale against Atlanta, 4/12.
Playoffs: 7.7 ppg, 1.7 rpg, .474 FG%, .273 3FG%, 1.000 FT%
2016-17: 10.7 ppg, 3.0 rpg, .434 FG%, .413 3FG%, .903 FT%
Guard
0
C.J. Miles
6-6
Game: Nine points (3-6 FG, 1-4 3FG, 2-2 FT), two rebounds
230 Last
Was inserted into the starting lineup in Game 3 and finished with nine points and
two rebounds ... Averaged 10.7 points per game and shot a career-best 41.3 percent
from three-point range and 90.3 percent from the foul line in the regular season.
Playoffs: 17.7 ppg, 3.0 rpg, 5.0 apg, .485 FG%, .571 3FG%, .867 FT%
2016-17: 15.3 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 7.8 apg, 1.2 spg, .442 FG%, .357 3FG%, .867 FT%
Last Game: 15 points (5-11 FG, 4-6 3FG), three rebounds, seven assists, one steal
Guard
44
Jeff Teague
6-2
the Pacers in assists in 70 games this season and ranked seventh in the league
186 Led
with a career-high 7.8 assists per game ... Currently ranks 37th in the NBA in steals,
19th in free throw percentage and 32nd with 16 double-doubles ... Became the first
Pacers player to record at least 15 assists in a game three times in one season
since Jamaal Tinsley in 2001-02.
Date
April
April
April
April
Series
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
15
17
20
23
2016-17 Regular Season
Overall:
Atlantic
Central
Southeast
Eastern:
Northwest
Pacific
Southwest
Western:
EAstern Conference First Round series vs. Cleveland
Location
Time/Result
Date
Series
Location
at Cleveland
L, 108-109
Game 5 *
at Cleveland
April 25
at Cleveland
L, 111-117
vs. CLEVELAND
April 27 Game 6 *
vs. CLEVELAND
L, 114-119
Game 7 *
at Cleveland
April 29
vs. CLEVELAND
1:00 p.m.
*IF NECESSARY
Record:
42-40 (Won 5)
8-10
8-8
10-8
26-26 (Won 5)
5-5
6-4
5-5
16-14 (Lost 3)
pronunciation guide
Home:
29-12 (Won 3)
6-3
6-2
7-2
19-7 (Won 7)
3-2
3-2
4-1
10-5 (Lost 2)
Monta Ellis.....................................................................MON-tay
Georges Niang.........................................GEORGE KNEE-yang
Kevin Seraphin...................................................... SARE-uh-fin
None to report
recent transactions
4/13
3/31
3/30
3/29
Recalled Georges Niang from the Fort Wayne Mad Ants of the NBA Development League
Assigned Georges Niang to the Fort Wayne Mad Ants of the NBA Development League
Signed Lance Stephenson
Requested waivers on Rodney Stuckey
Road:
13-28 (Won 2)
2-7
2-6
3-6
7-19 (Won 2)
2-3
3-2
1-4
6-9 (Lost 2)
Injury report
Home game #2
Time/Result
TBD
TBD
TBD
Overtime:
4-2 (Lost 1)
1-1
0-1
0-0
1-2 (Lost 2)
1-0
1-0
1-0
3-0 (Won 3)
10/26
10/28
10/29
11/1
11/3
11/5
11/7
11/9
11/11
11/12
11/14
11/16
11/18
11/20
11/21
11/23
11/25
11/27
11/30
12/4
12/5
12/7
12/9
12/10
12/12
12/14
12/15
12/17
12/19
12/20
12/22
12/26
12/28
12/30
1/1
1/3
1/5
1/7
1/12
1/16
1/18
1/20
1/21
1/23
1/26
1/27
1/29
2/1
2/3
2/4
2/6
2/8
2/10
2/11
2/13
2/15
2/16
2/24
2/25
2/27
3/1
3/5
3/6
3/8
3/10
3/12
3/14
3/15
3/19
3/20
3/22
3/24
3/26
3/28
3/29
3/31
4/2
4/4
4/6
4/8
4/10
4/12
DALLAS............................WFNI... FOX Sports Indiana..........W....... 130-121 *
at Brooklyn......................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L.......... 94-103
at Chicago........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L...........101-118
L.A. LAKERS....................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W......... 115-108
at Milwaukee....................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L..........107-125
CHICAGO..........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W...........111-94
at Charlotte.....................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L..........100-122
PHILADELPHIA...............WFNI.................. FSI.........................W........122-115 *
at Philadelphia................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L........ 105-109*
BOSTON...........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L.......... 99-105
ORLANOD.........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W..........88-69
CLEVELAND.....................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W......... 103-93
PHOENIX..........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L...........96-116
at Oklahoma City............WFNI.................. FSI.........................W.........115-111 *
GOLDEN STATE..............WFNI.................. FSI.........................L.......... 83-120
ATLANTA..........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L...........85-96
BROOKLYN......................WFNI..................FSI.........................W..........118-97
L.A. CLIPPERS................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W...........91-70
at Portland.......................WFNI...........FSI/NBATV..................L.......... 109-131
at L.A. Clippers................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W..........111-102
at Golden State...............WFNI.................. FSI.........................L..........106-142
at Phoenix........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W......... 109-94
at Dallas...........................WFNI..................FSI.........................L...........103-111
PORTLAND......................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W...........118-111
CHARLOTTE.....................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W..........110-94
at Miami............................WFNI............FSI/ESPN...................L...........89-95
at New Orleans...............WFNI.................. FSI.........................L.......... 95-102
at Detroit..........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W......... 105-90
WASHINGTON.................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W.........107-105
at New York.....................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L............111-118
BOSTON...........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L..........102-109
at Chicago........................WFNI...........FSI/NBATV..................L...........85-90
at Washington.................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L...........105-111
CHICAGO..........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W...........111-101
ORLANDO.........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W..........117-104
at Detroit..........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W..........121-116
BROOKLYN......................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W......... 121-109
NEW YORK.......................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W.........123-109
at Denver...(02 Arena, London, England)....WFNI/FSI/NBATV.....L...........112-140
NEW ORLEANS...............WFNI.................. FSI.........................W..........98-95
at Sacramento................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W.........106-100
at L.A. Lakers...................WFNI............FSI/ESPN...................L.......... 95-108
at Utah..............................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L..........100-109
NEW YORK.......................WFNI..................TNT........................L..........103-109
at Minnesota....................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W.........109-103
SACRAMENTO................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W.........115-111 *
HOUSTON........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W......... 120-101
at Orlando........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W..........98-88
at Brooklyn......................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W......... 106-97
DETROIT...........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W......... 105-84
OKLAHOMA CITY...........WFNI.................. FSI.........................W..........93-90
CLEVELAND.....................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L...........117-132
at Washington.................WFNI............FSI/ESPN...................L...........107-112
MILWAUKEE....................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L.......... 100-116
SAN ANTONIO................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L.......... 106-110
at Cleveland.....................WFNI............FSI/ESPN...................L.......... 104-113
WASHINGTON.................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L............98-111
MEMPHIS.........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W......... 102-92
at Miami............................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L...........95-113
at Houston.......................WFNI..................TNT........................W..........117-108
at San Antonio.................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L.......... 99-100
at Atlanta..........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W..........97-96
at Charlotte.....................WFNI..................TNT........................L.......... 88-100
DETROIT...........................WFNI............FSI/ESPN...................W..........115-98
at Milwaukee....................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L...........85-99
MIAMI................................WFNI...........FSI/NBATV..................W......... 102-98
at New York.....................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L............81-87
CHARLOTTE.....................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W.......... 98-77
at Toronto........................WFNI...........FSI/NBATV..................L............91-116
UTAH.................................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W.........107-100
at Boston..........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L..........100-109
DENVER............................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L...........117-125
PHILADELPHIA...............WFNI.................. FSI.........................W..........107-94
MINNESOTA....................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L........... 114-115
at Memphis......................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L...........97-110
at Toronto........................WFNI............FSI/ESPN...................L...........100-111
at Cleveland.....................WFNI.................. FSI.........................L......130-135**
TORONTO.........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W........108-90
MILWAUKEE....................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W........104-89
at Orlando........................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W������� 127-112
at Philadelphia................WFNI.................. FSI.........................W��������120-111
ATLANTA..........................WFNI............FSI/ESPN...................W........104-86
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*OVERTIME PERIOD
INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTES
PACERS 50TH SEASON CELEBRATION: 1967-2017
First Round opponent:
Cleveland Cavaliers
Regular Season Record
Home
Road
Current Streak
Standings
51-31
31-10
20-21
Lost 4
1st in Central
2nd in East
series history
current streaks
Overall............................ 94-91
Overall...........................Lost 3
at Indiana......................59-32
at Cleveland.................35-59
at Indiana........................ Lost 1
at Cleveland................. Lost 7
2016-17 series schedule
11/16....at Indiana.....................W, 103-93
2/8....at Indiana.......................L, 117-132
2/15....at Cleveland..................L, 104-113
4/2....at Cleveland.........L, 130-135 2OT
2015-16 series results
11/8....at Cleveland...................L, 97-101
2/1....at Indiana...................L, 106-111 OT
2/29....at Cleveland................. L, 96-100
4/6....at Indiana....................W, 123-109
series notes
• Indiana and Cleveland meet in the postseason for the second time in team history. The last time the two teams met in the playoffs, the Pacers defeated the Cavaliers in four games (3-1) in a best-of-five first round series during the 1998 Playoffs.
• The Cavaliers won the final three meetings during the 2016-17 regular season, including a 135-130 double-overtime victory in Cleveland on April 2.
• Cleveland has now won six of the last eight regular season matchup with Indiana
• Indiana has lost seven straight regular season road meetings at Cleveland dating back to the 2013-14 season. The Pacers’ last win at Cleveland came on Jan. 5, 2014.
• The Cavaliers have won two of their last four regular season road games at Indiana after losing 10 straight at Bankers Life Fieldhouse from 2010-15.
2016-17 Regular Season Team STATS COMPARISON
PACERS
nba RANK
CATEGORY
nba RANK
105.1
15th
POINTS PER GAME
4th
CAVALIERS
110.3
105.3
14th
OPPONENTS POINTS PER GAME
20th
107.2
.465
10th
FIELD GOAL PCT.
5th
.470
.376
4th
3-PT PCT.
2nd
.384
.810
2nd
FREE THROW PCT.
23rd
.748
.451
10th
OPPONENT FG PCT.
16th
.458
.355
13th
OPPONENT 3-PT PCT.
18th
.361
42.0
26th
REBOUNDS PER GAME
12th
43.8
44.3
21st
OPPONENTS REBOUNDS PER GAME
20th
44.2
22.5
16th
ASSISTS PER GAME
13th
22.7
8.2
9th
STEALS PER GAME
30th
6.6
13.8
16th
TURNOVERS PER GAME
14th
13.7
14.9
7th
OPPONENTS TURNOVERS PER GAME
8th
12.6
5.0
8th
BLOCKS PER GAME
25th
4.0
2016-17 REGULAR SEASON SERIES (1-3) vs. CLEVELAND
PLAYER
George, P
Teague, J
Young, T
Miles, C
Turner, M
Ellis, M
Robinson III, G
Allen, L
Brooks, A
Jefferson, A
Stephenson, L
Stuckey, R
Young, J
Seraphin, K
Niang, G
Christmas, R
INDIANA
FIELD GOALS 3-POINT FG
FREE THROWS
G-GS MIN F G-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA
PCT 4-4 159 37-89
.416 14-36
.389
11-14
.786
4-4 149 24-53
.453
11-22
.500
15-16
.938
2-2 66 16-26
.615
1-2
.500
2-3
.667
4-1 111 21-34
.618 14-25
.560
12-12 1.000
4-4 152 20-41
.488
0-4 .000
11-16 .688
4-2 125 17-29
.586
5-9
.556
2-2 1.000
3-1 43 8-13
.615
3-5 .600
2-2 1.000
3-1 49 6-10 .600
0-0
---
1-1 1.000
3-0 33 5-17
.294
2-8
.250
1-1 1.000
3-0 23 6-13
.462
0-0
---
1-2
.500
1-0 18 2-7
.286
0-1 .000
0-0
---
2-0 17 2-7
.286
0-1 .000
1-2
.500
3-0 6 3-5 .600
1-3
.333
0-0
---
4-1 52 4-11
.364
0-0
---
0-0
---
2-0 4 1-3
.333
0-2 .000
0-0
---
2-0 5 0-1 .000
0-0
---
0-0
---
4-20 1010172-359 .479 51-118 .432 59-71
.831
OFF 3
2
5
2
5
3
3
6
3
3
0
0
0
0
0
2
37
REBOUNDS
DEF 32
15
10
10
21
13
5
5
0
7
3
1
0
4
2
2
130
TOT
35
17
15
12
26
16
8
11
3
10
3
1
0
4
2
4
185
AVG
8.8
4.3
7.5
3.0
6.5
4.0
2.7
3.7
1.0
3.3
3.0
0.5
0.0
1.0
1.0
2.0
46.3
AST PF-DQ
23
8-0
44
8-0
1
5-0
2
8-0
3
8-0
17
7-0
2
2-0
1
9-0
4
4-0
4
4-0
3
5-0
1
3-0
1
0-0
1
4-0
1
0-0
0
0-0
108 75-0
STL
7
4
1
2
3
3
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
23
TO 10
11
1
2
6
4
0
3
2
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
45
BLK
3
1
0
1
6
5
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
18
PTS
99
74
35
68
51
41
21
13
13
13
4
5
7
8
2
0
454
AVG
24.8
18.5
17.5
17.0
12.8
10.3
7.0
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.0
2.5
2.3
2.0
1.0
0.0
113.5
HI
43
22
19
27
16
14
19
6
9
6
4
3
5
4
2
0
130
PLAYER
James, L
Irving, K
Korver, K
Love, K
Smith, J
Williams, D
Thompson, T
Williams, D
Frye, C
McRae, J
Liggins, D
Jefferson, R
Shumpert, I
Felder, K
Jones, J
Andersen, C
CLEVELAND
FIELD GOALS 3-POINT FG
FREE THROWS
G-GS MIN F G-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA
PCT 3-3 123 37-62
.597
8-17
.471 15-24
.625
4-4 146 34-79
.430
6-22
.273 28-29
.966
2-0 51 18-24
.750
14-17
.824
1-1 1.000
3-3 106 22-46
.478
8-23
.348
9-13
.692
1-1 42 6-12
.500
6-11
.545
0-0
---
1-0 17 3-5 .600
2-4
.500
1-2
.500
4-4 142 15-23
.652
0-0
---
2-6
.333
1-0 27 2-7
.286
2-5
.400
1-2
.500
4-1 88 10-31
.323
5-22
.227
2-2 1.000
3-0 41 5-18
.278
4-7
.571
1-2
.500
3-1 46 4-6
.667
1-2
.500
3-3 1.000
4-1 71 3-13
.231
2-8
.250
6-6 1.000
3-2 77 3-12
.250
2-6
.333
2-2 1.000
3-0 22 2-4
.500
0-0 .000
5-6
.833
3-0 6 3-4
.750
3-4
.750
0-0
---
1-0 6 0-1 .000
0-0
---
0-0
---
4-20 1010167-347 .481 63-148 .426 76-98 .776
OFF 5
3
0
6
1
0
18
0
0
0
1
3
1
0
0
2
40
REBOUNDS
DEF 20
6
10
32
4
0
25
5
25
0
1
6
5
4
0
3
146
TOT
25
9
10
38
5
0
43
5
25
0
2
9
6
4
0
5
216
AVG
8.3
2.3
5.0
12.7
5.0
0.0
10.8
5.0
6.3
0.0
0.7
2.3
2.0
1.3
0.0
5.0
54.0
AST PF-DQ
24
8-0
28
12-0
2
4-0
4
4-0
2
1-0
6
1-0
6
15-0
2
0-0
4
8-0
3
1-0
2
2-0
5
5-0
5
7-0
2
2-0
0
0-0
0
0-0
95 70-0
STL
4
6
2
1
2
0
2
0
0
0
5
0
1
0
0
0
23
TO 9
10
2
7
0
1
2
0
5
1
1
1
5
2
0
2
52
BLK
2
1
1
1
0
0
2
0
3
2
1
2
1
0
0
0
16
PTS
97
102
51
61
18
9
32
7
27
15
12
14
10
9
9
0
473
AVG
32.3
25.5
25.5
20.3
18.0
9.0
8.0
7.0
6.8
5.0
4.0
3.5
3.3
3.0
3.0
0.0
118.3
HI
41
29
29
27
18
9
12
7
10
9
8
7
6
9
3
0
135
INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTES
PACERS 50TH SEASON CELEBRATION: 1967-2017
The Lede:
• This series marks only the second time in a best-of-seven series that the Pacers have faced a 0-3 deficit. The Pacers lost the first three games in the First Round against Chicago in the 2010-11 postseason before falling to the
Bulls, 1-4. Indiana has never been swept in four games in a best-of-seven series in NBA franchise history.
• Paul George is leading the Pacers with averages of 32.3 points, 9.3 rebounds and 7.7 assists per game in the playoffs. He is currently fourth in the NBA this postseason in scoring average, 10th in rebounding and eighth in assists.
George recorded his first double-double of the series with 36 points and a playoff career-high 15 rebounds Thursday in Game 3.
• George currently leads all players this postseason with 15 three-pointers made and is shooting 45.5 percent from three-point range.
• Thaddeus Young recorded the fourth double-double of his playoff career as he finished with 11 points and a postseason career-high 14 rebounds, including 10 off the offensive glass, Thursday in Game 3. His 10 offensive boards is
the most by any player in the 2017 playoffs, and fell one shy of Jermaine O’Neal’s franchise record of 11 set at Boston on May 1, 2003.
• Young’s six steals in Game 2 was the highest total by any player in a playoff game this season, and one shy of Haywoode Workman’s record of seven set at Orlando on April 28, 1994.
• Jeff Teague shot 8-for-12 from the field and 5-for-5 from the free throw line for 23 points in Game 2 at Cleveland. He is second on the team with 17.7 points and 5.0 assists per game in the playoffs and is shooting 48.5 percent
from the field, 57.1 percent from three-point range. He set a playoff career-high with four three-pointers in Game 3.
• The Pacers are second in the NBA in steals in the postseason with 10.0 per game.
• Lance Stephenson has scored in double figures in all three games this series and is averaging 14.0 points, 5.0 reobunds and 2.7 assists per game over 25.7 minutes per game off the bench. Stephenson tied his playoff careerhigh with three three-pointers in a 13-point effort in Game 3.
• Indiana set a playoff franchise record with 16 three-pointers in Game 3, but allowed a franchise record as Cleveland sank 21 triples on the night.
2016-17 POSTSEASON Team STATS COMPARISON
PACERS
nba RANK
CATEGORY
nba RANK
CAVALIERS
111.0
5th
POINTS PER GAME
3rd
115.0
115.0
14th
OPPONENTS POINTS PER GAME
12th
111.0
.465
8th
FIELD GOAL PCT.
1st
.510
.412
4th
3-PT PCT.
3rd
.437
.812
6th
FREE THROW PCT.
15th
.675
.465
.510
16th
OPPONENT FG PCT.
9th
.437
14th
OPPONENT 3-PT PCT.
13th
.412
42.0
9th
REBOUNDS PER GAME
13th
37.0
37.0
3rd
OPPONENTS REBOUNDS PER GAME
8th
42.0
23.0
6th
ASSISTS PER GAME
6th
22.7
8.0
5th
STEALS PER GAME
11th
6.3
12.7
6th
TURNOVERS PER GAME
6th
12.7
12.7
9th
OPPONENTS TURNOVERS PER GAME
9th
12.7
3.0
15th
BLOCKS PER GAME
6th
5.7
2017 FIRST ROUND SERIES (0-3) vs. CLEVELAND
PLAYER
George, P
Teague, J
Stephenson, L
Young, T
Seraphin, K
Turner, M
Miles, C
Ellis, M
Brooks, A
Robinson III, G
Allen, L
INDIANA
PLAYER
James, L
Irving, K
Love, K
Frye, C
Smith, J
Thompson, T
Williams, D
Korver, K
Shumpert, I
Jefferson, R
Jones, D
CLEVELAND
FIELD GOALS 3-POINT FG
G-GS MIN F G-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT
3-3 128 29-67
.433 15-33
.455
3-3 103 16-33
.485
8-14
.571
3-0 77 18-38
.474
3-9
.333
3-3 106 15-25 .600
1-3
.333
3-0 44 10-20
.500
0-0 .000
3-3 100 11-34
.324
0-4 .000
3-1 57 9-19
.474
3-11
.273
3-2 70 8-18
.444
2-7
.286
1-0 7 2-3
.667
1-2
.500
2-0 18 3-3 1.000
2-2 1.000
2-0 10 0-0 .000
0-0 .000
3-15 720121-260 .465 35-85
.412
FIELD GOALS 3-POINT FG
G-GS MIN F G-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT
3-3 130 37-67
.552
8-17
.471
3-3 101 29-68
.426
6-25
.240
3-3 97 15-28
.536
8-17
.471
3-0 49 9-16
.563
6-12
.500
3-3 86 7-16
.438
6-13
.462
3-3 91 10-17
.588
0-0 .000
3-0 49 6-9
.667
5-7
.714
3-0 51 6-12
.500
4-8
.500
2-0 34 2-3
.667
1-2
.500
3-0 33 2-5
.400
1-2
.500
1-0
1 0-0 .000
0-0 .000
3-15 720123-241 .510 45-103 .437
FREE THROWS
FT-FTA
PCT 24-27 .889
13-15
.867
3-3 1.000
4-8
.500
5-7
.714
1-2
.500
2-2 1.000
3-3 1.000
0-0 .000
1-2
.500
0-0 .000
56-69
.812
FREE THROWS
FT-FTA
PCT 16-29
.552
9-11
.818
19-22
.864
3-3 1.000
2-4
.500
1-5
.200
2-2 1.000
0-0 .000
0-0 .000
2-4
.500
0-0 .000
54-80 .675
OFF 3
0
1
18
6
6
3
1
0
0
0
38
OFF 2
0
2
0
1
18
0
1
0
1
0
25
REBOUNDS
DEF 25
9
14
8
6
12
2
6
1
3
2
88
REBOUNDS
DEF 27
7
19
8
4
15
1
2
2
1
0
86
TOT
28
9
15
26
12
18
5
7
1
3
2
155
AVG
9.3
3.0
5.0
8.7
4.0
6.0
1.7
2.3
1.0
1.5
1.0
51.7
AST PF-DQ
23
10-0
15
10-0
8
5-0
8
10-0
4
8-0
3
11-0
1
10-0
5
5-0
1
0-0
1
0-0
0
0-0
69 69-0
STL
3
2
2
6
0
7
2
2
0
0
0
24
TO 9
5
2
5
4
3
2
3
1
0
1
38
BLK
1
0
0
1
1
5
0
1
0
0
0
9
PTS
97
53
42
35
25
23
23
21
5
9
0
333
AVG
32.3
17.7
14.0
11.7
8.3
7.7
7.7
7.0
5.0
4.5
0.0
111.0
HI
36
23
16
16
11
11
9
11
5
5
0
114
TOT
29
7
21
8
5
33
1
3
2
2
0
141
AVG
9.7
2.3
7.0
2.7
1.7
11.0
0.3
1.0
1.0
0.7
0.0
47.0
AST PF-DQ
32
9-0
12
8-0
5
9-0
4
3-0
3
5-0
2
5-0
5
5-0
3
2-0
0
7-0
2
4-0
0
1-0
68 58-0
STL
8
3
0
2
0
0
1
3
1
1
0
19
TO 14
9
6
0
3
5
0
0
0
0
0
38
BLK
6
1
2
1
0
5
1
0
1
0
0
17
PTS
98
73
57
27
22
21
19
16
5
7
0
345
AVG
32.7
24.3
19.0
9.0
7.3
7.0
6.3
5.3
2.5
2.3
0.0
115.0
HI
41
37
27
13
13
9
9
12
5
5
0
119
PACERS AND OPPONENTS TEAM GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS
DATE OPPONENT
FGFGA
PCT3P3PA
PCTFTFTA
PCTORDRTOT
AST
PFSTTOBS1Q
2Q
3Q
4Q1H
2HOT
OT
OT FINAL
April 15
April 17
April 20
40 42 43 42 38 39 INDIANA
at Cleveland
INDIANA
at Cleveland
INDIANA
vs. Cleveland
81 78 84 76 95 87 .494
.538
.512
.553
.400
.448
11 11 8
13 16 21 24 28 20 31 41 44 .458
.393
.400
.419
.390
.477
17 14 17 20 22 20 20 27 23 23 26 30 .850
.519
.400
.870
.846
.667
12 10 9
7
17 8
29 24 24 30 35 32 41 34 33 37 52 40 21 26 23 19 25
23 25 19 21 16 23
23 6
7
14 6
4
6
13 11 14 19 11 8
1
2
3
8
5
7
29
34
29
32
37
27
30
32
29
31
37
22
25
26
20
33
17
35
24
17
33
21
23
35
59
66
58
63
74
49
49
43
53
54
40
70
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---
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---
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---
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108
109
111
117
114
119
2017 PLAYOFFS MISCELLANEOUS Scoring
DateOpponent
April 15
at Cleveland
April 17
at Cleveland
April 20
CLEVELAND
W/L
L
L
L
Points in the Paint
46-42
46-42
30-28
2nd Chance Points Fast Break Points
11-9
10-5
11-7
14-2
16-18
4-6
Bench Points
34-23
32-21
37-30
Points Off Turnovers
19-10
24-17
18-12
INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTES
PACERS 50TH SEASON CELEBRATION: 1967-2017
Pacers in the Playoffs
On the strength of five straight wins to end the season, Indiana secured a berth in the NBA Playoffs for the sixth time in the last seven seasons, and for the 24th time in NBA franchise history. The Pacers
have now made the playoffs 22 times since the 1989-90 season, the most postseason appearances by any Eastern Conference team over that span.
Home Court Heroes
Indiana finished the regular season with a 29-12 record at home, the fourth-best home record in the Eastern Conference. In 41 home games this season, Indiana limited opponents to 101.7 points per game
(8th in the NBA) on 43.7 percent shooting from the field (4th) and 33.9 percent from three-point range (9th). 19 of Indiana’s home wins came by margins of 10 or more points.
With their home win over Memphis on Feb. 24, the Pacers secured a winning record on their home court for the 28th consecutive season -- the longest active streak in the NBA.
The New Pace
Indiana averaged 105.1 points per game during the regular season, an improvement of 2.9 points per game over its average of 102.2 points per game during the 2015-16 campaign.
The Pacers posted a 20-6 record when scoring 110 or more points, including a 14-3 mark at home. Indiana scored 120 or more points nine times during the regular season, the highest total since the Pacers
recorded 14 games with 120 or more during the 1992-93 season. Indiana went 8-1 when scoring 120 or more points this season.
Indiana averaged more than 105 points per game for the first full season since they scored 105.1 points per game during the 2008-09 season.
Paul George finished 15th in the NBA while averaging a career-high 23.7 points per game, the fifth-highest scoring average in the franchise's NBA history.
Percentage Points
The Pacers finished the regular season ranked 10th in the NBA in field goal percentage, shooting 46.5 percent from the field. This was the first season in which Indiana finished with a team field goal
percentage better than 46.0 percent from the field since the 1997-98 season when the Pacers shot 46.9 percent from the field.
Indiana posted a 19-4 record this season when shooting 50 percent or better from the field, including a 14-2 mark at home. Thaddeus Young finished the season ranked 17th in the NBA while shooting a
team-best 52.7 percent from the field. Myles Turner ranked 22nd in the league at 51.1 percent.
The Pacers finished fourth in the NBA in team three-point percentage as they shot 37.6 percent from long range. That marked the seventh-highest team three-point percentage in franchise history with
their best mark since the 2008-09 season (.378). C.J. Miles led the Pacers and finished 12th in the NBA while shooting a career-best 41.3 percent from long range on the season. Paul George finished 31st
in the league while shooting 39.3 percent from three-point range, his highest mark over a full season in his NBA career.
Indiana ranked second in the league in free throw percentage with the third-highest mark in franchise history at 81.0 percent from the line. Paul George finished fifth in the NBA while shooting a careerbest 89.8 percent from the free throw line during the regular season. Jeff Teague ranked 19th at 86.7 percent from the line, while Myles Turner finished fifth among all qualified centers in the NBA at 80.9
percent from the stripe.
The Pacers recorded three perfect outings from the free throw line this season, the best coming in an 18-for-18 outing in the win over Toronto, 4/4. This was the first season in Indiana’s NBA franchise
history in which the Pacers recorded more than two games with perfect marks at the foul line.
Three-Point Prowess
With 709 three-pointers made this season, the Pacers posted their second-highest three-point total in franchise history (755 in 2007-08).
Paul George finished with 195 three-pointers during the regular season, 12th in the NBA in 2016-17 and tied with Reggie Miller's 1994-95 total for the third-most threes made in a season in franchise history.
C.J. Miles finished 20th in the league with a career-high 169 threes made.
George and Miles’ 364 combined three-point field goals set a record for the most three-pointers made by any pair of Pacers teammates in the same season in franchise history, passing the total of 352
the two combined to make during the 2015-16 season (George, 210; Miles, 142). In 50 seasons of Pacers basketball, there have only been three seasons in which two teammates have both made 150 or more
threes. George and Miles have achieved those marks in each of the last two seasons. Danny Granger (182) and Troy Murphy (161) combined to make 343 three-pointers during the 2008-09 season.
Sharing the Rock
The Pacers averaged 22.5 assists per game during the regular season, their highest average over a full season since the 2008-09 campaign. Indiana recorded at least 30 assists six times this season, a
feat the Pacers accomplished only once during the 2015-16 season. The Pacers set a season high with 35 assists on 51 field goals in a 127-point effort in the road win at Orlando on April 4. It was the Pacers’
first game with at least 35 assists since March 10, 2015.
The Pacers posted a 17-9 record this season when recording at least 25 assists. Jeff Teague ranked seventh in the NBA and set a new career high with 7.8 assists per game in his first season in Indiana.
He led the team in assists in 70 games, and became the first Pacer since Jamaal Tinsley in 2002-03 to average more than seven assists over a full season.
Teague recorded a career-high 17 assists in the win over the Bulls on Dec. 30. He finished the season with three games of at least 15 assists, becoming the first Indiana player to record three games with
15 or more assists since Tinsley in 2001-02.
Indiana recorded a 17-5 record this season when at least six players scored 10 or more points. The Pacers placed a season-high seven players in double figures in the team’s road win over the Los Angeles
Clippers on Dec. 4., and in the team’s home win over Philadelphia on March 26.
The Pacers went 5-1 when all five of their starters score in double figures, and 5-2 when three players scored 20 or more points.
The Turning Point
The Pacers averaged 13.8 turnovers per game during the regular season. Their 1,130 turnovers committed was the fewest over a full 82-game schedule in NBA franchise history. The Pacers committed
fewer turnovers than their opponent in 41 games this season with a 27-14 record in those outings. Indiana went 12-2 when recording 10 or fewer turnovers in a game.
Indiana finished the season ranked eighth in the league while forcing opponents into 14.9 turnovers per game. The Pacers ranked ninth with an average of 8.2 steals per game.
Three Pacers ranked in the NBA’s top 40 in steals this season: Paul George ranked 14th in the NBA with 1.6 steals per game, Thaddeus Young finished 17th with 1.53 steals per contest and Jeff Teague was
37th with 1.23 steals per game. This was only the fourth season in NBA franchise history and the first since 1979-80 in which three Pacers finished with 100+ steals.
Indiana ranked sixth in the NBA this season in team steals-per-turnover ratio.
Paul Star
George appeared in the All-Star Game for the fourth time in his career, placing him third in team history behind Jermaine O’Neal with six All-Star appearances and Reggie Miller with five. He shot 6-for-16
from the field and finished with 12 points, five rebounds and three assists in 22 minutes off the bench in New Orleans on Feb. 19.
He set season highs with 43 points and nine assists to go with nine rebounds in the team’s double-overtime duel at Cleveland, 4/2. Falling just shy of the triple-double, George became the first Pacers
player in NBA franchise history to post marks of 40+ points, 9+ rebounds and 9+ assists in a game.
George finished the regular season with a career-high 23.7 points per game while shooting a career-best 46.1 percent from the field, 39.3 percent from three-point range and 89.8 percent from the free
throw line. He was named Eastern Conference Player of the Week for the fifth time in his career for games played from April 3-9, and finished the regular season with 12 consecutive games of 20 or more
points to help Indiana secure a spot in the playoffs.
Myles Ahead
Second-year center Myles Turner led the Pacers with 30 points and tied his career high with 16 rebounds in Indiana’s overtime win over Dallas on Oct. 26. In addition to the fifth double-double of his
career, he also added four blocked shots in the win. Turner joined Shaquille O’Neal and Anthony Davis as the only three players in NBA history under the age of 21 to record at least 30 points, 16 rebounds
and four blocks in a game.
Turner added 25 points, 15 rebounds and five blocks in the win over Brooklyn on Jan. 5 to become the fourth player in NBA history under the age of 21 to record totals of 25+ points/15+ rebounds/5+
blocks in a game, joining Davis, O’Neal and Karl-Anthony Towns.
Turner became the seventh Pacers player and the first since Paul George in 2012 to participate in the BBVA Compass Rising Stars Challenge. He finished with 12 points, four rebounds and a block in 18
minutes during All-Star Weekend in New Orleans.
Turner finished third in the NBA with 2.14 blocks per game. He blocked at least four shots in 18 contests as the Pacers went 14-4 in those games. Turner finished with 18 points, eight rebounds and tied
his career high with six blocks in the season finale against the Hawks on April 12 to help Indiana lock up a playoff spot.
Indiana finished the regular season ranked 10th in the league with an average of 5.0 blocks per game.
INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTES
PACERS 50TH SEASON CELEBRATION: 1967-2017
PACERS PLAYOFF FRANCHISE LEADERS
NBA YEARS ONLY (1976-PRESENT)
GAMES PLAYED
1. Reggie Miller.............................................................................................. 144
2. Dale Davis................................................................................................... 110
3. Rik Smits.................................................................................................... 104
4. Derrick McKey............................................................................................ 93
5. Mark Jackson..............................................................................................74
6. Antonio Davis..............................................................................................67
7. Austin Croshere........................................................................................ 65
8. Paul George....................................................................................64
9. Travis Best................................................................................................. 59
10. Jalen Rose................................................................................................. 55
10. George Hill................................................................................................. 55
POINTS SCORED
1. Reggie Miller..........................................................................................2,972
2. Rik Smits.................................................................................................1,537
3. Paul George................................................................................. 1,219
4. Jermaine O’Neal......................................................................................903
5. Dale Davis.................................................................................................837
6. Jalen Rose.................................................................................................831
7. David West................................................................................................ 757
8. George Hill................................................................................................736
9. Mark Jackson............................................................................................ 701
10. Roy Hibbert.............................................................................................680
SCORING AVERAGE
(Minimum 15 Games Played)
1. Chuck Person.........................................................................................21.93
2. Reggie Miller..........................................................................................20.64
3. Paul George................................................................................19.05
4. Detlef Schrempf....................................................................................18.73
5. Jermaine O’Neal................................................................................... 18.06
6. Ron Artest............................................................................................... 17.27
7. Danny Granger.......................................................................................15.64
8. David West..............................................................................................15.45
9. Stephen Jackson....................................................................................15.21
10. Jalen Rose............................................................................................... 15.11
FIELD GOALS MADE
1. Reggie Miller.............................................................................................. 941
2. Rik Smits...................................................................................................623
3. Paul George.................................................................................. 389
4. Dale Davis.................................................................................................346
5. Jermaine O’Neal......................................................................................330
6. Jalen Rose.................................................................................................310
7. David West................................................................................................302
8. Roy Hibbert...............................................................................................258
9. Mark Jackson...........................................................................................250
10. George Hill................................................................................................ 241
Through games played on April 20, 2017
APRIL PLAYOFF PUSH
The Pacers secured their sixth playoff berth in the past seven seasons on the strength of five consecutive victories in which they
outscored their opponents by an average of 15.0 points per game. The Pacers scored 100+ points in every game with two games of 120
or more. In addition, the Pacers outrebounded all five opponents by a total average of 8.4 boards per game.
Below are the complete splits during the team’s five-game winning streak from April 4-12.
IndianaOpponents
Points Per Game112.6 97.6
Field Goal Percentage.512
.458
3-PT Field Goal Percentage.411
.388
Rebounds Per Game43.4
35.0
Assists
24.420.0
Turnovers
13.617.2
GEORGE’S LATE SEASON HEROICS
Paul George earned his fourth All-Star appearance this season and averaged 21.7 points per game over his first 53 games this
season, but he picked it up when his team need him the most in the Pacers’ late-season surge towards the playoffs.
George finished with 19 games of 20 or more points over the final 22 games of the regular season with nine games of 30 or more
over that span. He posted seven of his 11 double-double on the season during that stretch.
He finished the regular season with 12 consecutive games of 20 or more points, the longest active streak in the NBA and the secondlongest streak of his NBA career.
In the six games in the month of April, George led the Pacers to a 5-1 record behind an NBA-high 32.8 points to go with 8.2 rebounds,
4.5 assists and 2.2 steals per game while shooting 54.8 percent from the field and 42.4 percent from three-point range (25-59). He was
named Eastern Conference Player of the Month for the third time in his career. His three Player of the Month awards is now tied with
Jermaine O’Neal for the most in franchise history.
George finished the season with career highs in scoring average, field goal percentage, three-point percentage and free throw
percentage.
Paul George Through Feb. 28 Since March 1
Games Started53 22
Points Per Game21.7 28.5
Field Goal Percentage.441
.505
3-PT Field Goal Percentage.377
.422
3-PT Field Goals Made
119 (2.2 per game)
76 (3.5 per game)
Rebounds Per Game6.2
7.5
POST-BREAK DEFENSE
Entering the All-Star break, Indiana ranked 21st in the NBA in scoring defense while allowing 106.4 points per game. In addition, the
Pacers ranked last in the NBA in rebounding percentage and were outrebounded by an average of 3.8 rebounds per game before the
break.
After the break, the Pacers limited opponents to 102.8 points per game (10th in the NBA) on 45.1 percent shooting (8th) from the field
and 34.9 percent from three-point range (13th) since the All-Star break.
Indiana limited 14 of its 25 opponents to 100 or fewer points since the break. The Pacers have were outrebounded only seven times
over that span.
Pre-All Star Break
Post-All Star Break
Opponents Points Per Game106.4
102.8
Opponents Field Goal Percentage.451
.451
Opponents 3-PT Field Goal Percentage.358
.349
Rebounds Per Game41.2
43.7
Opponents Rebounds Per Game45.0
42.6
McMILESTONE
While completing their comeback win at Sacramento on Jan. 18, Pacers head coach Nate McMillan earned his 500th career win as
NBA head coach. He became only the 29th coach in league history and only the fourth active coach (Gregg Popovich, Doc Rivers and
Rick Carlisle) to reach 500 career wins.
McMillan was named Eastern Conference Coach of the Month after leading Indiana to a 5-1 record in April. He is the seventh different
Pacers head coach in franchise history to earn a Coach of the Month award
PENNSYLVANIA ST. BLOCK PARTY
The Pacers finished eighth in the NBA in blocked shots this season with an average of 5.0 blocks per game this season.
Myles Turner blocked at least four shots in 18 contests. The Pacers went 14-4 this season when Turner blocked at least four shots.
Turner finished third in the league with an average of 2.14 blocks per game.
Jeff Teague tied his career best with three blocks against the Magic on Nov. 14. Monta Ellis posted a career high with five blocks
against Cleveland, 11/16. Glenn Robinson III rejected a career-best three shots against Charlotte, 12/12.
INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTES
PACERS 50TH SEASON CELEBRATION: 1967-2017
TEAGUE’S TURNAROUND
Acquired during the offseason from Atlanta in a three-team trade, Indianapolis native Jeff Teague got off to a slow start to his Pacers
career as he averaged 8.3 points per game on 22.0 percent shooting from the field and 1-for-15 from three-point range through the first
four games this season.
Since that point (Nov. 3), Teague averaged 15.7 points, 4.1 rebounds and 7.9 assists per game while shooting 45.5 percent from the
field and 37.6 percent from three-point range.
He led the Pacers in assists in 70 games and ranked seventh in the NBA with a career-high 7.8 assists per game.
Teague scored a season-high 31 points against Boston on Dec. 22 and has posted three games with 30 or more points this season,
tying his career-high total of three 30+ point games with Atlanta during the 2013-14 regular season.
He posted 16 double-doubles this season after recording only four over 79 appearances during the 2015-16 season. It is the fourth
time in his career he has posted at least 10 double-doubles. He has recorded more double-doubles this season than any year in his NBA
career, passing his previous high of 15 set during the 2012-13 season with the Hawks.
Teague recorded arguably the best month of his NBA career in January as he averaged 16.3 points, 5.0 rebounds and 9.8 assists per
game while shooting 54.8 percent from the field, 46.7 percent from three-point range and 90.9 percent from the foul line over a 13-game
span.
Teague has set a new career high with nine rebounds three times after never totaling more than eight in a game before this season.
Teague has pulled down at least eight rebounds nine times this season and the Pacers are 8-1 in those games. He is averaging a careerbest 4.1 rebounds per game this season.
3.J. MILES
With three three-pointers at Miami on Dec. 14, C.J. Miles moved into ninth place in Pacers NBA franchise history for the most threepointers made, and later moved into eighth place ahead of Austin Croshere (376) with six three-pointers against Sacramento, 1/27.
Miles passed Mike Dunleavy (408) into seventh place on the list with five threes against Memphis, 2/24. He passed Troy Murphy (419) for
sixth place on the list at San Antonio on March 1. With two more threes, Miles will move into fifth place on the list ahead of Chuck Person
(466).
Miles made his 1,000th career three-point field goal with his fifth three of the night at Cleveland, 4/2.
Now in his third season with the Pacers, Miles ranked 12th in the NBA this season in three-point percentage and 20th with 169 threes
made. He made at least two three-pointers in 48 of his 76 games played this season with a season high of six at Dallas, 12/9, against
the Nuggets in London, 1/12, versus the Kings, 1/27, against Cleveland, 2/8, and versus Milwaukee, 2/11.
BALANCING ACT
Indiana is 15-10 this season when two or more players score 20 or more points, including a 5-2 mark when three players score 20 or
more.
The Pacers are 5-1 when all five of their starters score in double figures. Indiana is 17-5 when at least six players score 10 or more
points. The Pacers placed a season-high seven players in double figures in the team’s road win over the Los Angeles Clippers on Dec.
4., and in the team’s home win over Philadelphia on March 26.
GR III EARNS THE CROWN
Pacers forward Glenn Robinson III earned the title of Slam Dunk Champion at the 2017 Verizon Slam Dunk Contest on All-Star
Saturday Night in New Orleans. Robinson was the eighth different Pacers player to compete in an NBA Slam Dunk Contest, and only the
third to win the title, joining Fred Jones in 2004 and Darnell Hillman in 1977.
Robinson carried that momentum into the second half of the regular season. He is averaging 5.6 points per game and shooting
50.0 percent from the field and 42.3 percent from three-point range since the All-Star break. He capped an 11-point outing with the
game-winning three-pointer with 0.6 seconds remaining in the win at Atlanta on March 5.
TEAGUE/TURNER, 20/15
Myles Turner finished with 25 points and 15 rebounds while Jeff Teague scored 21 points and handed out 15 assists in Indiana’s 121-109
win over the Brooklyn Nets on Jan. 5. According to research from Elias Sports Bureau, it marked only the third time in Pacers’ NBA
history in which one player finished with 20+ points and 15+ rebounds and another recorded 20+ points and 15+ assists in the same
regular season game. Vern Fleming and Chuck Person performed that feat against Dallas on Dec. 23, 1987 (Fleming: 22 points, 15 assists;
Person: 31 points, 17 rebounds) while Jalen Rose and Jermaine O’Neal did it at Cleveland on April 18, 2001 (O’Neal: 30 points, 20 rebounds;
Rose 22 points, 20 assists).
PACERS PLAYOFF FRANCHISE LEADERS
NBA YEARS ONLY (1976-PRESENT)
THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE
1. Reggie Miller.............................................................................................320
2. Paul George................................................................................... 133
3. George Hill..................................................................................................90
4. Mark Jackson............................................................................................. 69
5. Jalen Rose.................................................................................................. 49
6. Lance Stephenson..........................................................................46
7. Chris Mullin..................................................................................................44
8. Danny Granger.......................................................................................... 43
9. Austin Croshere........................................................................................ 38
10. Ron Artest..................................................................................................37
FREE THROWS MADE
1. Reggie Miller............................................................................................. 770
2. Paul George.................................................................................. 308
3. Rik Smits...................................................................................................290
4. Jermaine O’Neal......................................................................................243
5. Antonio Davis............................................................................................. 191
6. George Hill................................................................................................. 164
7. Roy Hibbert................................................................................................163
8. Jalen Rose................................................................................................. 162
9. David West.................................................................................................. 151
10. Derrick McKey......................................................................................... 148
10. Austin Croshere...................................................................................... 148
TOTAL REBOUNDS
1. Dale Davis...................................................................................................998
2. Rik Smits...................................................................................................540
3. Jermaine O’Neal......................................................................................488
4. Paul George.................................................................................. 465
5. Roy Hibbert...............................................................................................450
6. Antonio Davis........................................................................................... 434
7. Reggie Miller.............................................................................................. 416
8. Derrick McKey.........................................................................................383
9. David West................................................................................................366
10. Mark Jackson.........................................................................................332
ASSISTS
1. Mark Jackson........................................................................................... 574
2. Reggie Miller.............................................................................................357
3. Paul George.................................................................................. 253
4. Jamaal Tinsley..........................................................................................196
5. Derrick McKey...........................................................................................189
6. George Hill.................................................................................................. 181
7. Travis Best................................................................................................. 164
8. Haywoode Workman................................................................................160
9. Lance Stephenson.........................................................................152
10. Jalen Rose................................................................................................ 149
STEALS
1. Reggie Miller.............................................................................................. 146
2. Paul George................................................................................... 108
3. Derrick McKey.............................................................................................79
4. Mark Jackson..............................................................................................77
5. Dale Davis....................................................................................................67
6. George Hill.................................................................................................. 65
7. Rik Smits.......................................................................................................51
8. Ron Artest................................................................................................... 49
Jamaal Tinsley........................................................................................... 49
10. Jalen Rose................................................................................................. 46
Through games played on April 20, 2017
INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTES
PACERS 50TH SEASON CELEBRATION: 1967-2017
COMEBACK KIDS
The Pacers were one of two teams (Atlanta) in the NBA this season to overcome a deficit of 20 or more points and come back to win more than once this season.
Indiana trailed by 20 points before earning a 118-111 home win over the Portland Trail Blazers on Dec. 10. The Pacers dug themselves into a 22-point deficit in the first half at Sacramento before defeating the Kings 106-100 on Jan. 18. The Pacers trailed by 17 points in the first half before earning a 117-108 road victory over the Houston Rockets on Feb. 27, and trailed by 19 before earning a 108-90 home
win over Toronto on April 4.
CLOSING TIME
The Pacers went 37-7 this season when leading after three quarters, including a 26-1 record at home, but only 3-33 while trailing entering the fourth quarter.
Indiana finished seventh in the NBA in third-quarter scoring, averaging 27.0 points per game in the third, but ranked 29th in the NBA while only averaging 24.4 points per game in the fourth quarter.
Indiana was 30-10 this season when leading at halftime with a 19-3 mark at home. Indiana allowed only 25.7 points per game in the first quarter, fifth in the league, but the Pacers allowed 28.0 points per
game and were outscored by 1.7 points per game in the second quarter, both 29th in the NBA.
BONUS BASKETBALL
The Pacers played six overtime games this season while posting a 4-2 record in those games with a 3-0 mark at home. The Pacers’ four overtime wins is tied for the second most in the NBA this season.
Indiana’s first four overtime games came over a span of the first 14 games.
FORT REPORT
The Fort Wayne Made Ants were eliminated in their First Round playoff series with the Maine Red Claws as they dropped the decisive Game 3, 119-124, on April 12 in Portland, Maine.
Fort Wayne finished the 2016-17 regular season with a 30-20 record and secured the No. 2 seed in the NBADL Eastern Conference Playoffs. This marks the third time in the past four seasons the Mad
Ants have reached the playoffs. Fort Wayne won the 2014 NBA D-League championship and followed that with a trip to the Finals in 2015.
On March 1, the Mad Ants signed former Pacers first round draft pick Tyler Hansbrough, and acquired Marquis Teague, younger brother of Pacers point guard Jeff Teague, through a trade with the
Oklahoma City Blue. Hansbrough averaged 17.6 points and 12.2 rebounds per game in 13 regular season games, while Teague finished with averages of 12.0 points and 4.8 assists over 12 appearances.
Fort Wayne wrapped up a perfect month to open the season as the Mad Ants began the season 6-0. Head Coach Steve Gansey was named the NBA Development League Coach of the Month for games
played in November. The Mad Ants followed that with a 6-5 December as they were tied with Raptors 905 for the top spot in the East at the end of 2016.
Forward Alex Poythress, who appeared with the Pacers during the 2016 preseason, was selected the 2017 NBADL All-Star Game, before signing with the Philadelphia 76ers for the remainder of the season.
The Mad Ants are now in their second season operating as the Indiana Pacers’ NBA Development League affiliate under Pacers Sports and Entertainment.
Record Home
Away
Streak
Division Conference
MAD ANTS
30-20
16-914-11Won 2
2nd2nd
Pacers in Ft. Wayne G
Rakeem Christmas9
Georges Niang 6
Joe Young 2
GS
8
6
1
PPG RPG
9.4 5.8
19.07.2
10.52.0
APG
0.6
3.3
4.5
SPG
0.2
1.2
1.5
BPG
1.3
2.3
1.0
MPG
FG%
23.0 .471
0.3 .448
24.5 .364
3FG%
---
.303
.333
FT%
.636
.769
1.000
BACK-TO-BACKS
The Pacers played games on consecutive nights 17 times during the 2016-17 regular season. Only four NBA teams played more back-to-back games during the regular season. However, Indiana had zero
instances in which they played four games in five nights this season.
DATES
1st Opponent
2nd Opponent
Oct. 28-29
at Brooklyn (L, 94-103)
at Chicago (L, 101-118)
Nov. 11-12
at Philadelphia (L, 105-109 OT)
vs. Boston (L, 99-105)
Nov. 20-21
at Oklahoma City (W, 115-111 OT)
vs. Golden State (L, 83-120)
Dec. 4-5
at Los Angeles Clippers (W, 111-102)
at Golden State (L, 106-142)
Dec. 9-10
at Dallas (L, 103-111)
vs. Portland (W, 118-111)
Dec. 14-15
at Miami (L, 89-95)
at New Orleans (L, 95-102)
Dec. 19-20
vs. Washington (W, 107-105)
at New York (L, 111-118)
Jan. 20-21
at Los Angeles Lakers (L, 96-108)
at Utah (L, 100-109)
Jan. 26-27
at Minnesota (W, 109-103)
vs. Sacramento (W, 115-111 OT)
Feb. 3-4
at Brooklyn (W, 106-97)
vs. Detroit (W, 105-84)
Feb. 10-11
at Washington (L 107-112)
vs. Milwaukee (L, 100-116)
vs. Washington (L, 98-111)
Feb. 15-16
at Cleveland (L, 104-113)
Feb. 24-25
vs. Memphis (W, 102-92)
at Miami (L, 95-113)
March 5-6
at Atlanta (W, 97-96)
at Charlotte (L, 88-100)
vs. Charlotte (W, 98-77)
March 14-15
at New York (L, 81-87)
March 19-20
at Toronto (L, 91-116)
vs. Utah (W, 107-100)
March 28-29
vs. Minnesota (L, 114-115)
at Memphis (L, 97-110)
Record: 1st Game
Record: 2nd Game
1st Game at Home
1st Game on the Road
2nd Game at Home
2nd Game on the Road
7-10
5-12
2-1
5-9
5-4
0-8
INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTES
PACERS 50TH SEASON CELEBRATION: 1967-2017
PACERS AND OPPONENTS TEAM GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS
DATE OPPONENT
FGFGA
PCT3P3PA
PCTFTFTA
PCTORDRTOT
AST
PFSTTOBS1Q
2Q
3Q
4Q1H
2HOT
OT
OT FINAL
Oct. 26 INDIANA
vs. Dallas
Oct. 28 INDIANA
at Brooklyn
Oct. 29INDIANA
at Chicago
Nov. 1
INDIANA
vs. L.A. Lakers
Nov. 3
INDIANA
at Milwaukee
Nov. 5
INDIANA
vs. Chicago
Nov. 7
INDIANA
at Charlotte
Nov. 9
INDIANA
vs. Philadelphia
Nov. 11
INDIANA
at Philadelphia
Nov. 12
INDIANA
vs. Boston
Nov. 14
INDIANA
vs. Orlando
Nov. 16
INDIANA
vs. Cleveland
Nov. 18
INDIANA
vs. Phoenix
Nov. 20 INDIANA
at Oklahoma City
Nov. 21
INDIANA
vs. Golden State
Nov. 23 INDIANA
vs. Atlanta
Nov. 25 INDIANA
vs. Brooklyn
Nov. 27 INDIANA
vs. L.A. Clippers
Nov. 30 INDIANA
at Portland
Dec. 4
INDIANA
at L.A. Clippers
Dec. 5
INDIANA
at Golden State
Dec. 7
INDIANA
at Phoenix
Dec. 9
INDIANA
at Dallas
Dec. 10
INDIANA
vs. Portland
Dec. 12
INDIANA
vs. Charlotte
Dec. 14
INDIANA
at Miami
Dec. 15
INDIANA
at New Orleans
Dec. 17
INDIANA
at Detroit
Dec. 19
INDIANA
vs. Washington
Dec. 20 INDIANA
at New York
Dec. 22 INDIANA
vs. Boston
Dec. 26 INDIANA
at Chicago
Dec. 28 INDIANA
at Washington
Dec. 30 INDIANA
vs. Chicago
Jan. 1
INDIANA
vs. Orlando
Jan. 3
INDIANA
at Detroit
Jan. 5
INDIANA
vs. Brooklyn
Jan. 7
INDIANA
vs. New York
Jan. 12
INDIANA
at Denver
Jan. 16
INDIANA
vs. New Orleans
Jan. 18
INDIANA
at Sacramento
47 93 .505 10 19 .526 26 34 .765 8
44 52 30 23 11
16 6
33 26 35 21
59 56 15 --- ---
45104.433 18 48.37513 18 .722 10 394926278 15 8 213133
3052636---
---
37 98 .378 7
24 .292 13 20 .650 14
35 49 22 22 7
13 6
27 21 31 15
48 46 --- --- ---
38 87 .437 10 33 .303 17 20 .850 12 40 52 20 23 6 16 4 2032 2031 52 51 ---------
4388.4897 18 .3898 9 .8898 25333416 8 13 7 20
2126
344160---
---
---
4586.5239 21.4291921.90513344734148 124 24
38
30
2662
56---
---
---
41
87 .471
10 28 .357 23 29 .793 11
32 43 19 20 10 17
8
27 35 22 31 62 53 --- --- ---
40 89 .449
6
28 .214
22 25 .880 11
33 44 14
25 8
20 2
18 33 28 29 51 57 --- --- ---
38 81 .469 10 23 .435 21
27 .778 10 21
31 29 23 15
21
3
30 27 22 28 57 50 --- --- ---
4781.5801227.4441924.792122941322310216 29
34
27
3563
62---
---
---
46 86 .535 12
26 .462 7
12
.583 8
28 36 27 20 8
12
9
31 31 26 23 62 59 --- --- ---
3479.4306 18.3332025.80013274017138 185 15
28
21
3043
51---
---
---
40 93 .430 9
33 .273 11
15
.733 12
40 52 23 25 8
18 4
34 21 23 22 55 45 --- ---- ---
41 84.48812 32.3752832.875 3 40433015 12 12 3 43
32
24
237547---
---
---
49 90 .544 9
19 .474 15
20 .750 7
36 43 25 17
9
16 6
31 23 30 25 54 55 13 --- ---
4695.484 14 36.3899 19 .474 10 33432321 10 17 7 26
34
24
2560
496---
---
39 88 .443 5 19 .263 22 23 .957 4 36 40 23 28 14 13 3 27 25 20 28 52 48 5 --- ---
36 86 .419
11 32 .344 26 31 .839 13 41 54 24 21 7 20 6 21 30 25 24 51 49 9 --- ---
36 86 .419
6
27 .222 21 28 .750 11 29 40 17 22 9 14 9 31 14 31 23 45 54 --- --- ---
35 80 .438 8 25 .320 27 33 .818
15 32 47 22 21 7 14 7 24 24 31 26 48 57 --- ---- ---
35 90 .389 8 25 .320 10 10 1.000 7 42 49 22 14 9 9
9
16 25 30 17
41 47 --- --- ---
27 84 .321
5
25 .200 10 13 .769 9 43 52 12 17 3 16 5 19 18 20 12
37 32 --- ---- ---
43 86 .500 10 28 .357 7 11 .636 5 35 40 22 16 8 10 12 30 20 30 23 50 53 --- --- ---
35 86 .407
11 30 .367 12 20 .600 11 40 51 19 16 3 18 5 19 26 23 25 45 48 --- --- ---
36 76 .474 1 7
.143 23 29 .793 10 25 35 18 19 5 18 8 18 31 33 14
49 47 --- --- ---
46 97 .474
9
26 .346 15 18 .833 18 28 46 21 28 14 12
7
27 30 32 27 57 59 --- --- ---
40 89 .449 11 22 .500 24 31 .774 15 36 51 23 20 13 22 2 30 28 21 24 58 45 12 --- ---
44 101 .436 10 36 .278 13 18 .722
15 34 49 28 23 10 20 7 21 33 16 33 54 49 8 --- ---
33 103 .320 6 23 .261 11 12 .917
15 34 49 13 23 5 13 4 21 21 29 12
42 41
--- --- ---
40 90 .444
13 36 .361
27 32 .844
12 48 60 31 17 9 12 10 34 27 39 20 61 59 --- --- ---
34 84 .405 7 27 .259 10 14 .714
7
30 37 16 20 15 20 5 24 20 22 19 44 43 --- --- ---
36 85 .424
5
20 .250 19 22 .864 17 39 56 17 18 11 22 7 31 18 25 22 49 47 --- --- ---
48 87 .552 11 26 .423 11 16 .688 9 38 47 25 19 11 15 5 28 30 34 26 58 60 --- --- ---
36 79 .456 11 34 .324 14 23 .609 9 29 38 24 17 8 20 4 23 20 22 32 43 54 --- --- ---
40 92 .435 5 19 .263 6 7
.857 13 39 52 26 21 8 14 4 23 27 26 15
50 41
--- --- ---
22 70 .314
4
24 .167
22 27 .815
6
34 40 11 13 9 20 4 20 20 18 12
40 30 --- --- ---
36 72 .500 6 14 .429 31 35 .886 4 28 32 19 14 3 17 4 23 35 25 26 58 51
--- --- ---
51 94 .543 12 32 .375 17 19 .895 14 26 40 29 23 13 7 2
31 42 36 22 73 58 --- --- ---
39 79 .494 5 14 .357 28 35 .800 5 31 36 21 24 9 11 2
17 31 35 28 48 63 --- --- ---
36 81 .444
10 30 .333 20 28 .714
16 35 51 19 24 5 20 7 28 24 17 33 52 50 --- --- ---
35 85 .412
3
15 .200 33 35 .943 9 31 40 20 21 10 14 5 27 23 33 23 50 56 --- --- ---
54 104 .519
14 37 .378 20 26 .769 16 38 54 45 22 12 11 13 38 42 36 26 80 62 --- --- ---
35 78 .449 7 23 .304 32 41 .780 12 37 49 16 16 11 18 3 23 26 33 27 49 60 --- --- ---
34 85 .400 9 33 .273 17 18 .944
9
31 40 17 31 14 21 4 22 31 27 14
53 41
--- --- ---
32 69 .464 14 25 .560 25 26 .962 4 34 38 21 18 5 13 4 27 25 25 26 52 51
--- --- ---
39 80 .488 15 32 .469 18 24 .750 6 28 34 23 19 8 9
1
25 29 31 26 54 57 --- --- ---
40 83 .482 15 29 .517 23 28 .821
10 29 39 24 13 11 13 9 31 33 26 28 64 54 --- --- ---
40 82 .488 16 37 .432 15 16 .938 9 32 41 22 20 6 19 4 44 27 27 13
71 40 --- --- ---
43 88 .489 17 36 .472 7 10 .700 5 37 42 24 21 4 11 11 25 20 31 34 45 65 --- --- ---
28 84 .333 10 26 .385 28 32 .875
9
37 46 16 15 8 13 4 20 23 30 21
43 51
--- --- ---
33 89 .371
9
27 .333 14 17 .824 6 32 38 14 21 8 9
5
21 31 27 10 52 37 --- --- ---
37 82 .451
7
25 .280 14 25 .560 14 44 58 23 16 4 15 6 20 33 25 17
53 42 --- --- ---
36 87 .414
3
21 .143 20 24 .833 7 40 47 23 21 6 12 4 20 30 24 21
50 45 --- --- ---
36 86 .419
10 27 .370 20 28 .714
11 44 55 23 16 7
16 8 24 22 25 31
46 56 --- --- ---
40 83 .482 6 19 .316 19 25 .760 9 42 51 20 16 6 9
3
27 28 28 22 55 50 --- --- ---
32 84 .381
10 30 .333 16 22 .727
10 30 40 22 18 6 9
1
26 18 25 21
44 46 --- --- ---
41 87 .432 7 21 .333 18 21 .857 9 32 41 18 20 6 15 6 29 28 31 19 57 50 --- --- ---
38 88 .432
8
33 .242 21 26 .808 14 35 49 19 22 5 15 6 36 21 22 26 57 48 --- --- ---
39 91 .429 6 23 .261 27 33 .818
11 33 44 22 14 10 9 5
24 35 28 24 59 52 --- --- ---
44 88 .500 13 23 .565 17 21 .810
4
41 45 24 18 6 15 8 20 34 30 34 54 64 --- --- ---
35 82 .427 7 23 .304 25 29 .862 9 43 52 20 21 5 19 3 31 9 27 35 40 62 --- --- ---
38 92 .413
10 39 .256 23 27 .852 9 35 44 19 27 10 10 2 22 29 26 32 51 58 --- --- ---
34 81 .420 9 25 .360 8 10 .800 10 31 41 26 21 5 16 5 19 22 20 24 41 44 --- --- ---
32 83 .386 6 25 .240 20 28 .714
16 31 47 17 15 10 13 3 28 23 12 27 51 39 --- --- ---
35 79 .443 11 28 .393 24 29 .828 5 29 34 24 29 10 13 4 25 23 26 31 48 57 --- --- ---
38 78 .487
8
22 .364 27 37 .730 15 39 54 21 27 8 18 1 23 35 27 26 58 53 --- --- ---
39 81 .481
7
19 .368 26 30 .867 8 34 42 26 22 7 11 6
28 34 22 27 62 49 --- --- ---
35 84 .417
6
23 .261
25 31 .806 15 32 47 17 23 8 13 5 22 28 23 28 50 51
--- --- ---
43 86 .500 9 22 .409 22 24 .917
8
38 46 28 16 5 11 5
27 35 27 28 62 55 --- --- ---
42 97 .433 10 38 .263 10 11 .909 10 32 42 25 22 6 10 7 17 34 22 31
51 53 --- --- ---
43 74 .581
9
16 .563 26 30 .867 6 28 34 26 8 7
11 7
36 30 26 29 66 55 --- --- ---
48 97 .495 10 29 .345 10 12 .833 16 26 42 31 19 5 10 5 28 32 32 24 60 65 --- --- ---
48 93 .516
10 22 .455 15 19 .789 7 37 44 23 12 7 6
9
34 25 38 24 59 62 --- --- ---
41 90 .456 17 38 .447 10 13 .769 8 37 45 22 17 5 13 8 27 25 32 25 52 57 --- --- ---
43 86 .500 11 24 .458 26 28 .929 12 41 53 25 23 11 20 0 33 29 34 27 62 61 --- --- ---
40 87 .460 12 31 .387 17 24 .708 6 26 32 25 24 9 17 7 29 14 27 39 43 66 --- --- ---
44 94 .468 12 29 .414 12 13 .923 12 22 34 26 15 9 16 4 29 27 20 36 56 56 --- --- ---
52 91 .571
15 32 .469 21 23 .913
13 35 48 37 16 10 15 5 30 37 39 34 67 73 --- --- ---
41 81 .506 5 19 .263 11 16 .688 5 41 46 26 18 10 16 7 32 22 22 22 54 44 --- --- ---
36 84 .429
10 25 .400 13 18 .722
8
30 38 18 17 7 13 6 18 34 18 25 52 43 --- --- ---
39 75 .520 7 21 .333 21 25 .840 8 24 32 22 21 11 15
3
21 20 30 35 41 65 --- --- ---
35 72 .486 9 21 .429 21 27 .778
10 26 36 28 22 9 21 5 34 26 19 21
60 40 --- --- ---
130
121
94
103
101
118
115
108
107
125
111
94
100
122
122
115
105
109
99
105
88
69
103
93
96
116
115
111
83
120
85
96
118
97
91
70
109
131
111
102
106
142
109
94
103
111
118
111
110
94
89
95
95
102
105
90
107
105
111
118
102
109
85
90
105
111
111
101
117
104
121
116
121
109
123
109
112
140
98
95
106
100
INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTES
PACERS 50TH SEASON CELEBRATION: 1967-2017
PACERS AND OPPONENTS TEAM GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS
DATE OPPONENT
FGFGA
PCT3P3PA
PCTFTFTA
PCTORDRTOT
AST
PFSTTOBS1Q
2Q
3Q
4Q1H
2HOT
OT
OT FINAL
Jan. 20
Jan. 21
Jan. 23
Jan. 26
Jan. 27
Jan. 29
Feb. 1
Feb. 3
Feb. 4
Feb. 6
Feb. 8
Feb. 10
Feb. 11
Feb. 13
Feb. 15
Feb. 16
Feb. 24
Feb. 25
Feb. 27
March 1
March 5
March 6
March 8
March 10
March 12
March 14
March 15
March 19
March 20
March 22
March 24
March 26
March 28
March 29
March 31
April 2
April 4
April 6
April 8
April 10
April 12
34 41 39 39 38
35 42 36 38 35 47 34 33 31 37 32 44 31 33 34 41 46 45 41 35 35 38 40 40 39 40 43 40 35 34 38 41 32 37 35 35 34 37 35 44 39 33 33 35 39 32 35 39 32 33 45 38 40 38 43 48 39 38 35 40 37 37 41 36 37 48 47 39 34 38 33 51 41 49 35 39 30 INDIANA
at L.A. Lakers
INDIANA
at Utah
INDIANA
vs. New York
INDIANA
at Minnesota
INDIANA
vs. Sacramento
INDIANA
vs. Houston
INDIANA
at Orlando
INDIANA
at Brooklyn
INDIANA
vs. Detroit
INDIANA
vs. Oklahoma City
INDIANA
vs. Cleveland
INDIANA
at Washington
INDIANA
vs. Milwaukee
INDIANA
vs. San Antonio
INDIANA
at Cleveland
INDIANA
vs. Washington
INDIANA
vs. Memphis
INDIANA
at Miami
INDIANA
at Houston
INDIANA
at San Antonio
INDIANA
at Atlanta
INDIANA
at Charlotte
INDIANA
vs. Detroit
INDIANA
at Milwaukee
INDIANA
vs. Miami
INDIANA
at New York
INDIANA
vs. Charlotte
INDIANA
at Toronto
INDIANA
vs. Utah
INDIANA
at Boston INDIANA
vs. Denver
INDIANA
vs. Philadelphia
INDIANA
vs. Minnesota
INDIANA
at Memphis
INDIANA
at Toronto
INDIANA
at Cleveland
INDIANA
vs. Toronto
INDIANA
vs. Milwaukee
INDIANA
at Orlando INDIANA
at Philadelphia
INDIANA
vs. Atlanta
80 87 77 84 86 76 81 81 78 71 87 83 69 77 86 86 91 75 87 88 82 84 92 88 73 73 78 87 86 82 81 83 78 84 85 78 91 88 81 74 78 77 81 86 88 89 75 64 82 94 87 83 73 80 80 91 87 88 87 84 95 82 89 88 81 77 85 88 87 82 105 95 89 76 80 71 86 84 85 75 82 72 .425
.471
.506
.464
.442
.461
.519
.444
.487
.493
.540
.410
.478
.403
.430
.372
.484
.413
.379
.386
.500
.548
.489
.466
.479
.479
.487
.460
.465
.476
.494
.518
.513
.417
.400
.487
.451
.364
.457
.473
.449
.442
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INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTES
PACERS 50TH SEASON CELEBRATION: 1967-2017
2016-17 MISCELLANEOUS Scoring
DateOpponent
W/L
Points in the Paint 2nd Chance Points Fast Break Points
Bench Points Points Off Turnovers
Oct. 26
DALLAS W54-42 12-13 11-7 25-36 23-24
Oct. 28
at Brooklyn
L
44-46
14-15
13-11
25-41
16-17
Oct. 29
at Chicago
L
54-54
8-16
14-30
49-58
15-15
Nov. 1
L.A. LAKERS
W
40-42
17-11
7-6
36-64
27-18
Nov. 3
at Milwaukee
L
42-62
8-17
12-18
38-48
26-34
Nov. 5
CHICAGO
W
44-36
10-16
2-12
47-44
24-16
Nov. 7
at Charlotte
L
40-46
10-10
18-23
62-51
18-35
Nov. 9 PHILADELPHIA
W
52-46
7-8
14-9
35-44
18-24
Nov. 11
at Philadelphia
L
54-28
2-18
18-6
37-47
22-20
Nov. 12
BOSTON
L
42-40
24-19
2-9
31-30
13-16
Nov. 14
ORLANDO
W
38-38
13-9
10-2
31-32
20-6
Nov. 16
CLEVELAND
W
44-24
6-19
23-4
27-33
21-13
Nov. 18
PHOENIX
L
36-46
10-30
7-8
35-78
13-23
Nov. 20 at Oklahoma City
W
50-44
14-14
14-15
22-45
23-17
Nov. 21 GOLDEN STATE
L
34-38
16-18
6-8
41-43
7-14
Nov. 23
ATLANTA
L
34-48
11-19
9-6
6-34
22-16
Nov. 25 BROOKLYN
W
38-40
10-9
8-7
48-39
27-12
Nov. 27 L.A. CLIPPERS
W
42-16
8-5
7-4
34-23
13-8
Nov. 30
at Portland
L
42-58
11-12
9-17
42-43
11-17
Dec. 4
at L.A. Clippers
W
58-36
4-13
22-12
37-29
18-20
Dec. 5 at Golden State
L
44-62
10-27
20-30
44-44
13-22
Dec. 7
at Phoenix
W
38-40
12-4
17-10
31-39
22-6
Dec. 9
at Dallas
L
30-34
7-12
14-5
48-26
10-12
Dec. 10
PORTLAND
W
28-36
16-13
17-8
24-23
24-16
Dec. 12
CHARLOTTE
W
28-26
8-13
8-10
38-42
9-15
Dec. 14
at Miami
L
34-44
17-14
13-6
34-43
11-10
Dec. 15 at New Orleans
L
48-40
6-6
13-8
21-23
18-10
Dec. 17
at Detroit
W
44-28
11-7
3-9
26-20
10-15
Dec. 19 WASHINGTON
W
46-44
17-12
10-10
20-20
16-22
Dec. 20
at New York
L
48-32
16-13
11-4
33-20
18-13
Dec. 22
BOSTON
L
34-48
7-13
11-8
25-32
8-13
Dec. 26
at Chicago
L
32-40
3-14
6-15
34-32
7-19
Dec. 28 at Washington
L
32-32
8-15
7-7
24-18
13-10
Dec. 30
CHICAGO
W
40-44
8-22
19-10
28-44
15-11
Jan. 1
ORLANDO
W
48-40
10-18
8-13
44-49
11-16
Jan. 3
at Detroit
W
38-48
10-15
3-14
39-32
17-14
Jan. 5
BROOKLYN
W
52-30
10-15
15-4
31-61
17-10
Jan. 7
NEW YORK
W
38-38
24-4
10-15
48-49
11-23
Jan. 12
at Denver
L
46-70
16-23
13-29
67-54
14-23
Jan. 16 NEW ORLEANS
W
48-36
4-3
6-11
19-51
12-16
Jan. 18 at Sacramento
W
48-40
9-11
26-7
34-21
23-14
Jan. 20 at L.A. Lakers
L
36-52
9-15
15-13
34-58
28-29
Jan. 21
at Utah
L
38-46
10-15
7-9
30-23
12-21
Jan. 23
NEW YORK
L
34-30
16-5
3-18
28-39
13-16
Jan. 26 at Minnesota
W
38-36
13-5
7-18
16-14
17-17
Jan. 27 SACRAMENTO
W
36-30
16-5
4-13
25-33
25-14
Jan. 29
HOUSTON
W
64-40
11-9
10-7
41-40
20-11
Feb. 1
at Orlando
W
34-30
6-11
8-9
38-23
10-11
Feb. 3
at Brooklyn
W
46-36
12-13
14-10
28-63
21-13
Feb. 4
DETROIT
W
46-32
10-13
13-5
27-27
21-4
Feb. 6 OKLAHOMA CITY
W
34-44
15-19
7-11
35-21
17-16
Feb. 8
CLEVELAND
L
28-30
11-4
10-9
28-50
16-24
Feb. 10 at Washington
L
48-40
19-20
8-15
40-17
15-15
Feb. 11
MILWAUKEE
L
36-28
7-12
5-6
40-55
6-17
Feb. 13 SAN ANTONIO
L
36-44
4-15
11-9
30-29
10-11
Feb. 15
at Cleveland
L
42-36
13-13
7-16
38-34
12-14
Feb. 16 WASHINGTON
L
48-40
7-11
4-10
39-14
13-20
Feb. 24
MEMPHIS
W
44-40
10-19
13-17
44-47
15-29
Feb. 25
at Miami
L
50-40
16-8
15-11
41-33
17-19
Feb. 27
at Houston
W
50-40
23-20
22-20
48-55
17-21
March 1 at San Antonio
L
40-36
16-8
9-5
31-50
24-21
March 5
at Atlanta
W
24-36
8-17
7-10
25-32
21-13
March 6 at Charlotte
L
34-42
9-15
4-11
18-19
5-15
March 8
DETROIT
W
42-42
9-16
2-8
43-51
12-9
March 10 at Milwaukee
L
44-42
11-9
16-15
27-36
22-18
March 12
MIAMI
W
46-40
13-19
16-0
26-39
11-11
March 14 at New York
L
26-32
14-17
4-6
23-24
18-15
March 15 CHARLOTTE
W
42-18
7-8
9-4
34-41
10-15
March 19 at Toronto
L
26-32
14-17
4-6
23-24
18-15
March 20
UTAH
W
36-52
9-14
6-21
14-12
28-17
March 22 at Boston
L
44-44
15-12
11-8
18-32
24-19
March 24 DENVER
L
46-52
13-19
16-9
36-34
12-15
March 26 PHILADELPHIA
W
40-36
10-6
6-13
41-43
19-15
March 28 MINNESOTA
L
62-30
9-7
21-6
9-15
18-16
March 29 at Memphis
L
42-44
15-4
9-13
44-26
9-21
March 31 at Toronto
L
44-30
13-20
14-4
18-19
28-22
April 2
at Cleveland
L
48-40
13-17
5-10
36-21
18-6
April 4
TORONTO
W
36-36
14-12
9-10
21-24
15-8
April 6
MILWAUKEE
W
40-34
16-3
7-6
36-34
29-18
April 8
at Orlando
W
64-38
12-8
12-13
39-25
16-17
April 10 at Philadelphia
W
62-36
18-13
18-13
38-40
32-17
April 12
ATLANTA
W
46-30
10-3
3-0
26-36
25-3
TOTAL
42-40 3416-3240
939-1041 856-852 2773-2955 1385-1327
INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTES
PACERS 50TH SEASON CELEBRATION: 1967-2017
2016-17 Scoring By Quarters
Pacers
1st Quarter
2nd Quarter
1st Half
3rd Quarter
4th Quarter
2nd Half
Overtime
Total
Total
2166
2157
4323
2210
2003
4213
82
8618
Average
26.4
26.3
52.7
27.0
24.4
51.4
13.7
105.1
NBA Rank
14
16
12
7
29
17
8
15
High
39
39
68
38
42
68
16
130
Low
16
9
40
12
10
29
5
81
Opponents
1st Quarter
2nd Quarter
1st Half
3rd Quarter
4th Quarter
2nd Half
Overtime
Total
Total
2106
2294
4400
2114
2055
4169
67
8636
Average
25.7
28.0
53.7
25.8
25.1
50.8
11.2
105.3
NBA Rank
5
29
19
15
11
11
11
14
High
44
42
80
40
35
75
21
142
Low
15
14
37
12
12
26
6
69
Injury Report
Player
Date(s) Injured/Ill
Games Missed
Injury/Illness
Team Record
Lavoy Allen
2/13-16
3/5-6; 3/14-15
3
4
7
Sore Right Knee
Sore Left Knee
0-3
2-2
2-5
Aaron Brooks
10/28-29; 1/23
3
Sore Right Knee
0-3
Rakeem Christmas
2/1-3
2
Sore right groin
2-0
Monta Ellis
12/12-26
8
Right Groin Strain
3-5
Paul George
11/12; 11/18-21; 11/25-30
7
Sore Left Ankle
3-4
Al Jefferson
2/24-27
3/28-4/4; 4/10-12
TOTAL
3
7
10
Dental Work
Sprained Left Ankle
2-1
3-4
5-5
C.J. Miles
11/20-30
6
Sore Left Knee
3-3
Glenn Robinson III
3/24-4/12
11
Sore Left Calf
6-5
Kevin Seraphin
11/20; 11/23-30; 1/26-29
8
Sore Left Knee
6-2
Lance Stephenson
3/31
1
Not with Team
0-1
Rodney Stuckey
10/29-11/16
12/15-22; 12/28-1/29
2/3-4
3/28
TOTAL
10
20
2
1
33
Right Hamstring Strain
Sore Left Hamstring
Right Ankle Sprain
Strained Left Patellar Tendon
5-5
12-8
2-0
0-1
19-14
Myles Turner
11/21
1
Right Ankle Sprain
0-1
Thaddeus Young
2/4-16
8
Sprained Left Wrist
TOTAL
2-6
104
42-40
Starting Lineups
Forward
Forward
Center
Guard
Guard
Games Started
Wins
Losses
Winning Pct.
Date(s) Used
George
T. Young
Turner
Ellis
Teague
26
15
11
.577
10/26-11/9;
11/14-16; 11/23;
12/4-10
3/26-4/12
George
T. Young
Turner
Miles
Teague
22
12
10
.545
11/11; 1/23-2/3;
2/24-3/24
George
T. Young
Turner
Robinson
Teague
19
10
9
.526
12/12-1/21
George
Allen
Turner
Miles
Teague
5
2
3
.400
2/4-11
Robinson
T. Young
Turner
Ellis
Teague
4
3
1
.750
11/20; 11/25-30
George
Seraphin
Turner
Robinson
Teague
3
0
3
.000
2/13-16
Miles
T. Young
Turner
Ellis
Teague
2
0
2
.000
11/12; 11/18
Robinson
T. Young
Jefferson
Ellis
Teague
1
0
1
.000
11/21
INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTES
PACERS 50TH SEASON CELEBRATION: 1967-2017
2016-17 Team Highs & Lows
Indiana Highs
Indiana Lows
Category
Opponent Highs
Opponent Lows
130, vs. Dallas, 10/26 (OT)
130, at Cleveland, 4/2 (2OT)
127, at Orlando, 4/8
81, at New York, 3/14
Points
142, at Golden State, 12/5
69, vs. Orlando, 11/14
39, at Orlando, 4/8
16, vs. Orlando, 11/14
at Charlotte, 3/6
1st quarter points
44, vs. Portland 12/10 #
15, vs. Chicago, 11/5
vs. Atlanta, 4/12
39, at Houston, 2/27
9, vs. Boston, 12/22
2nd quarter points
42, at Portland, 11/30
at Golden State, 12/5
14, vs. New York, 1/7
68, at Orlando, 4/8
40, vs. Boston, 12/22
first half points
80, at Golden State, 12/5 #
37, vs. Orlando, 11/14
38, vs. Brooklyn, 1/5
12, at New York, 3/14
3rd quarter points
40, vs. Cleveland, 2/8
12, at Chicago, 12/26
42, vs. Denver, 3/24
10, at Miami, 12/14
4th quarter points
39, vs. New York, 1/7
12, Three times
Last: vs. Detroit, 2/4
68, vs. Toronto, 4/4
29, at New York, 3/14
Second Half Points
75, vs. Cleveland, 2/8
26, vs. Detroit, 2/4
51, at Orlando, 4/8
32, at New York, 3/14
Field Goals made
54, at Golden State, 12/5
22 vs. L.A. Clippers, 11/27
105, at Cleveland, 4/2 (2OT)
103, vs. Golden State, 11/21
69, at Orlando, 2/1
Field goal Attempts
104, vs. Dallas, 10/26 (OT)
at Golden State, 12/5
64, at Milwaukee, 3/10
.593 (51-86), at Orlando, 4/8
.320 (33-103), vs. Golden State, 11/21
Field Goal Percentage
.580 (47-81), at Milwaukee, 11/3
.314 (22-70), vs. L.A. Clippers, 11/27
3, vs. Charlotte, 3/15
17, vs. Charlotte, 12/12
1, vs. Phoenix, 11/18
3-pt field Goals Made
18, vs. Dallas, 10/26 (OT))
at Cleveland, 4/2 (2OT)
18, at Cleveland, 2/15
36, vs. Charlotte, 12/12
7, vs. Phoenix, 11/18
3-Pt Attempts
48, vs. Dallas, 10/26 (OT) %
45, at Houston, 2/27
15, vs. San Antonio, 2/13
.563 (9-16), at Detroit, 1/3
.111 (2-18), at Milwaukee, 3/10
3-pt Percentage
.565 (13-23), at New York, 12/20
.167 (4-24), vs. L.A. Clippers, 11/27
33, at Golden State, 12/5
2, at Charlotte, 3/6 **
Free Throws Made
40, vs. Denver, 3/24
8, at New York, 3/14
Free Throw Attempts
43, vs. Denver, 3/24
12, at Detroit, 1/3
41, at Phoenix, 12/7
3, at Charlotte, 3/6
**
#
1.000, Three times
Last: vs. Toronto, 4/4
.571 (12-21), at Atlanta, 3/5
Free Throw Percentage
.957 (22-23), at Brooklyn, 2/3
.474 (9-19), vs. Philadelphia, 11/9
18, at Boston, 3/22
3, vs. Charlotte, 3/15
Offensive Rebounds
20, vs. Oklahoma City, 2/6
3, at Charlotte, 11/7
vs. Charlotte, 3/15
44, vs. Dallas, 10/26
21, at Milwaukee, 11/3
Defensive REbounds
48, vs. Golden State, 11/21
33, at Philadelphia, 4/10
61, vs. Oklahoma City, 2/6
30, vs. Charlotte, 3/15
55, at Houston, 2/27
29, vs. Sacramento, 1/27
Total Rebounds
+21 (53-32), vs. New York, 1/7
-24 (37-61), vs. Oklahoma City, 2/6
REbounding Margin
35, at Orlando, 4/8
12, vs. Miami, 3/12
Assists
45, at Golden State, 12/5 %
11, vs. L.A. Clippers, 11/27
17, at L.A. Lakers, 1/20
2, vs. Milwaukee, 2/11
vs. Miami, 3/12
STeals
15, at L.A. Lakers, 1/20
2, vs. Detroit, 2/4
22, at Oklahoma City, 11/20 (OT)
21, Three times
Last: at L.A. Lakers, 1/20
5, vs. Detroit, 3/8
Turnovers
24, at L.A. Lakers, 1/20
7, at Portland, 11/30
vs. Milwaukee, 2/11
12, vs. Cleveland, 11/16
0, vs. New York, 1/7 **
Blocks
13, at Golden State, 12/5
1, Five times
Last: at Philadelphia, 4/10
64, vs. Houston, 1/29
at Orlando, 4/8
18, vs. Charlotte, 3/15
Points in the Paint
70, at Denver, 1/12
16, vs. L.A. Clippers, 11/27
24, vs. Boston, 11/12
2, at Philadelphia, 11/11
Second Chance Points
30, vs. Phoenix, 11/18
3, vs. New Orleans, 1/16
vs. Milwaukee, 4/6
26, at Sacramento, 1/18
2, Three times
Last: vs. Detroit, 3/8
Fast Break Points
30, at Chicago, 10/29
at Golden State, 12/5
0, vs. Miami, 3/12
vs. Atlanta, 4/12
67, at Denver, 1/12
6, vs. Atlanta, 11/23
Bench Points
78, vs. Phoenix, 11/18
14, at Minnesota, 1/26
32, at Philadelphia, 4/10
5, at Charlotte, 3/6
Points Off Turnovers
35, at Charlotte, 11/7
3, vs. Atlanta, 4/12
+31 (84-53, 4:10 3rd Q)
vs. Brooklyn, 11/25
-40 (132-92, 6:03 4th Q)
at Golden State, 12/5
Largest Lead/Deficit
+16 (31-15), vs. Chicago, 11/5
-13, Three times
Last: (21-34), at Utah, 1/21
Margin after 1st Quarter
+19 (62-43), vs. Chicago, 11/5
(62-43), vs. New York, 1/7
-30 (50-80), at Golden State, 12/5
Margin after 1st Half
+27 (92-65), vs. Brooklyn, 11/25
-33 (83-116), at Golden State, 12/5
Margin after 3rd Quarter
+21, Three times
Last: (105-84) vs. Detroit, 2/4
-37 (83-120), vs. Golden State, 11/21
Final Margin
**
Franchise low
Franchise record for an opponent
#
Ties franchise record for an opponent
%
INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTES
PACERS 50TH SEASON CELEBRATION: 1967-2017
2016-17 Individual Highs & Lows
43 - Paul George, at Cleveland, 4/2 (2OT)
39 - Paul George, vs. Charlotte, 3/15
Points
60 - Klay Thompson, at Golden State, 12/5 %
16 - Paul George, at Cleveland, 4/2 (2OT)
15 - Paul George, at Charlotte, 3/6
Paul George, vs. Charlotte, 3/15
Field Goals Made
21 - Klay Thompson, at Golden State, 12/5
33 - Paul George, at Cleveland, 4/2 (2OT)
27 - Paul George, vs. Portland 12/10
Field Goal Attempts
34 - Russell Westbrook, at Oklahoma City, 11/20 (OT)
33 - Klay Thompson, at Golden State, 12/5
6 - 10 times
Last: Paul George, at Cleveland, 4/2 (2OT)
3-pt Field Goals
8 - Klay Thompson , at Golden State, 12/5
Kyle Korver, vs. Cleveland, 2/8
16 - Paul George, at Cleveland, 4/2 (2OT)
14 - Paul George, at Charlotte, 3/6
3-pt Attempts
14 - Klay Thompson, at Golden State, 12/5
Damian Lillard, vs. Portland 12/10
16 - Paul George, vs. Sacramento, 1/27 (OT)
13 - Paul George, at Golden State, 12/5
Free Throws Made
17 - Danilo Gallinari, vs. Denver, 3/24
17 - Paul George, vs. Sacramento, 1/27 (OT)
13 - Paul George, at Golden State, 12/5
Free Throw Attempts
20 - DeMar DeRozan, vs. Toronto, 3/31
9 - Lavoy Allen, at Boston, 3/22
Offensive Rebounds
10 - Hassan Whiteside, vs. Miami, 3/12
12 - Myles Turner, vs. Brooklyn, 1/5
Myles Turner, vs. Philadelphia, 3/26
Defensive Rebounds
16 - Hassan Whiteside, at Miami, 12/14
Russell Westbrook, vs. Oklahoma City, 2/6
16 - Myles Turner, vs. Dallas, 10/26
Myles Turner, vs. Philadelphia, 3/26
Total Rebounds
22 - Hassan Whiteside, at Miami, 12/14
17- Jeff Teague, vs, Chicago, 12/30
Assists
15 - Russell Westbrook, at Oklahoma City, 11/20 (OT)
14 - Jrue Holiday, at New Orleans, 12/15
John Wall, at Washington, 2/10
6 - Jeff Teague, at Oklahoma City, 11/20
Thaddeus Young, at Washington, 12/28
Thaddeus Young, vs. New York, 1/7
Thaddeus Young, vs. New Orleans, 1/16
Steals
6 - Larry Nance Jr., vs. L.A. Lakers, 11/1
8 - Monta Ellis, at Oklahoma City, 11/20 (OT)
7 - Jeff Teague, vs. New Orleans, 1/16
Jeff Teague, at Milwaukee, 3/10
Jeff Teague, at New York, 3/14
Turnovers
9 - DeMarcus Cousins, at Sacramento, 1/18
6 - Myles Turner, vs. Atlanta, 4/12
Blocks
8 - Rudy Gobert, vs. Utah, 3/20
48 - Paul George, at Cleveland, 4/2 (2OT)
42 - Paul George, at Sacramento, 1/18
Paul George, at Milwaukee, 3/10
Paul George, at Boston, 3/22
Minutes Played
52 - LeBron James, at Cleveland, 4/2 (2OT)
43 - Marcin Gortat, vs. Washington, 12/19
%
Points
Name
Rebounds
10+
20+
30+
Allen
4
---
Brooks
11
---
Christmas
1
Ellis
31
George
73
Jefferson
26
Assists
Double-Doubles
Triple-Doubles
Pts-Reb
PtsAssists
RebAssists
Pts.RebAssists
---
2
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
1
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
11
---
---
---
---
---
---
1
---
---
---
10+
15+
10+
15+
---
4
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
51
19
11
2
---
1
Franchise record for an opponent
Led Team (Including Ties) In:
Pts.
RebBlks
Points
Reb.
Assists
Steals
Blocks
---
5
1
---
---
1
6
2
2
3
---
---
---
---
2
---
---
1
1
7
14
9
---
53
25
5
33
7
---
---
5
---
---
6
Miles
37
6
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
7
1
---
6
5
Niang
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
Robinson
15
1
---
3
---
---
---
3
---
---
---
---
3
4
---
10
7
Seraphin
7
---
---
2
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
2
---
1
3
Stephenson
1
---
---
1
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
Stuckey
12
1
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
1
---
2
3
---
Teague
65
21
3
---
---
20
3
---
16
---
---
---
11
4
70
23
10
Turner
60
16
1
16
3
---
---
15
---
---
---
---
10
34
1
14
65
J. Young
2
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
1
---
T. Young
45
5
---
7
---
---
---
7
---
---
---
---
4
18
---
27
8
PACERS GAME NOTES
2016-17 Regular Season By the Numbers
On Monday
On Tuesday
On Wednesday
On Thursday
On Friday
On Saturday
On Sunday
BY QUARTER NUMBERS
Leading after 1st Qtr
Trailing after 1st Qtr
Tied after 1st Qtr
8-7
3-3
9-9
3-5
5-9
6-5
8-2
30-17
12-23
0-0
Leading at halftime
Trailing at halftime
Tied at halftime
30-10
9-28
3-2
Leading after three quarters
Trailing after three quarters
Tied after three quarters
37-7
3-33
2-0
In October
In November
In December
In January
In February
In March
In April
BY SHOOTING PERCENTAGES
Shooting 50+% FGS
Shooting 40-49% FGS
Shooting less than 40% FGS
Shooting 40+% 3-pt FGS
Shooting less than 40% 3-pt FGS
Shooting 80+% FTS
Shooting 70-79% FTS
Shooting less than 70% FTS
1-2
8-8
7-8
9-4
6-7
6-10
5-1
Scoring 79 points or less
0-0
Opponent scores 79 points or less
3-0
Scoring 80-89 points
1-7
Opponent scores 80-89 points
4-1
Scoring 90-99 points
6-9
Opponent scores 90-99 points
15-4
Scoring 100-109 points
14-18
Opponent scores 100-109 points
12-12
Scoring 110-119 points
13-5
Opponent scores 110-119 points
7-14
Scoring 120 + points
8-1
Opponent scores 120 + points
1-9
Record
42-40
Record
42-40
BY OPPONENT SHOOTING PERCENTAGES
18-4
Opponent shoots 50+% FGS
0-10
22-32
Opponent shoots 40-49% FGS
34-29
2-4
Opponent shoots less than 40% FGS
8-1
24-13
Opponent shoots 40+% 3-pt FGS
8-18
18-27
Opponent shoots less than 40% 3-pt FGS
34-22
24-23
Opponent shoots 80+% FTS
17-25
11-13
Opponent shoots 70-79% FTS
18-9
7-4
Opponent shoots less than 70% FTS
7-6
BY REBOUNDS
MORE REBOUNDING NUMBERS
Outrebounding opponents
23-9
When recording 15 or more offensive rebounds
Outrebounded by opponents
17-29
When recording 11-14 offensive rebounds
GAMES IN OVERTIME
Tied in rebounds
2-2
When recording 10 or fewer offensive rebounds
At Home
3-0
When Pacers record 50+ rebounds
8-3
When allowing 15 or more offensive rebounds
On the Road
1-3
When Pacers record 40+ rebounds
33-20
When allowing 10 or fewer offensive rebounds
TURNOVERS
POINTS OFF TURNOVERS
Fewer TOs than opponent
27-14
More points off turnovers than opponent
27-12
More TOs than the opponent
13-19
Fewer points off turnovers than opponent
13-26
Tied in turnovers
2-7
Tied in points off turnovers
2-2
POINTS IN THE PAINT
SECOND CHANCE POINTS
FAST BREAK POINTS
More points in the paint
29-15
More second chance points
20-11
More fast-break points
Fewer points in the paint
9-22
Fewer second chance points
21-26
Fewer fast-break points
Tied in points in the paint
4-3
Tied in second chance points
1-3
Tied in fast-break points
BENCH SCORING
3-pt FIELD GOAL SHOOTING
When Pacers’ bench totals 50+ points
0-2
When Pacers make more 3-pt field goals than the opponent
When Pacers’ bench totals 40+ points
9-11
When Pacers make fewer 3-pt field goals than the opponent
When Pacers’ bench totals 30+ points
24-27
When Pacers make the same number of 3-pt field goals as opponent
When Pacers’ bench outscores opponents bench
15-18
When Pacers attempt more 3-pt field goals than the opponent
When opponents’ bench outscores Pacers bench
25-21
When Pacers attempt fewer 3-pt field goals than the opponent
When benches are tied in scoring
2-1
When Pacers attempt the same number of 3-pt field goals
FIELD GOAL SHOOTING
FREE-THROW SHOOTING
When Pacers make more field goals than the opponent
36-10
When Pacers make more free throws than the opponent
When Pacers make fewer field goals than the opponent
5-26
When Pacers make fewer free throws than the opponent
When Pacers make the same number of field goals as opponent
1-4
When Pacers make the same number of free throws as opponent
When Pacers attempt more field goals than the opponent
20-21
When Pacers attempt more free throws than the opponent
When Pacers attempt fewer field goals than the opponent
19-18
When Pacers attempt fewer free throws than the opponent
When Pacers attempt the same number of field goals
3-1
When Pacers attempt the same number of free throws
MISCELLANEOUS NUMBERS
When the Pacers have 30+ assists
3-3
When opponent records 20+ Turnovers
When the Pacers have 25+ assists
17-9
When opponent has 10 or fewer turnovers
When the Pacers record more assists than their opponent
29-10
When Pacers record 20+ turnovers
When the Pacers record more steals than their opponent
23-15
When Pacers record 10 or fewer turnovers
When the Pacers record more blocks than their opponent
21-16
When Pacers have 10+ steals
When the Pacers make 15+ 3-pt field goals
3-1
When opponent has 10+ steals
When the Pacers make 10+ 3-pt field goals
21-15
When Pacers have 10+ blocked shots
When opponent makes 15+ 3-pt field goals
3-7
When opponent has 10+ blocked shots
When opponent makes 10+ 3-pt field goals
24-25
When Pacers attempt 30+ free throws
INDIVIDUAL BY THE NUMBERS
When Paul George scores 30+ points
13-7
When Jeff Teague scores 30+ points
When Paul George scores 20+ points
30-21
When Jeff Teague scores 20+ points
When Paul George records a double-double
7-4
When Jeff Teague records 10+ assists
When Paul George leads team in scoring
28-25
When Jeff Teague records a double-double
When Paul George leads team in rebounding
11-13
When Jeff Teague leads team in scoring
When Paul George leads team in assists
4-2
When Jeff Teague leads team in rebounding
When Monta Ellis scores 10+ points
14-16
When Glenn Robinson III scores 10+ points
When Monta Ellis records 10+ assists
0-1
When Glenn Robinson III records a double-double
When Monta Ellis leads team in assists
3-4
When Glenn Robinson III leads team in scoring
When Myles Turner scores 20+ points
8-7
When Lance Stephenson scores 10+ points
When Myles Turner records a double-double
11-4
When Lance Stephenson records 10+ rebounds
When Myles Turner leads team in scoring
4-6
When C.J. Miles scores 20+ points
When Myles Turner blocks at least four shots
14-4
When C.J. Miles leads team in scoring
When Joe Young scores 10+ points
0-2
When C.J. Miles makes at least four 3-pt field goals
When Al Jefferson scores 20+ points
1-1
When Thaddeus Young scores 20+ points
When Al Jefferson records a double-double
0-1
When Thaddeus Young records a double-double
When Aaron Brooks scores 10+ points
4-6
When Thaddeus Young leads team in scoring
When Kevin Seraphin records 10+ rebounds
1-1
When Thaddeus Young leads team in rebounding
When Lavoy Allen records 10+ rebounds
3-1
When Rakeem Christmas scores 10+ points
When Lavoy Allen scores 10+ points
3-1
When Rakeem Christmas leads team in rebounding
MULTIPLE PLAYER SCORING/REBOUNDING
When three or more players score 20+ points
5-2
When all five starters score 10+ points
When two or more players score 20+ points
16-12
When six or more Pacers score 10+ points
When two or more players record 10+ rebounds
2-1
When seven or more Pacers score 10+ points
1-2
10-14
31-24
6-9
24-14
20-18
21-21
1-1
17-8
23-31
12-1
8-10
31-28
3-2
24-12
16-26
2-2
19-14
22-25
1-1
6-4
4-4
1-3
11-2
12-10
9-13
4-0
2-5
9-4
2-1
13-9
13-7
9-7
7-4
4-0
10-5
3-0
2-1
1-0
1-0
1-5
3-4
6-9
3-2
4-1
1-3
8-9
1-0
0-2
5-1
17-5
2-0
PACERS GAME NOTES
Head Coach nate mcMillan
Seasons in NBA: 13th
Overall Record: 521-492 (.514)
Playoff record: 14-23 (.378)
Seasons with Indiana: 1st
Record with Indiana: 42-40
Playoff record with Indiana: 0-3
Nate McMillan enters his first season as the Pacers’ head coach after three years as the team’s Associate Head Coach under Frank Vogel. His
background, former player, head coach and assistant coach in the NBA, as well as an assistant with USA Basketball, makes him very well qualified for
this new job.
“I truly believe Nate is the right coach for us at this time,” said Pacers President of Basketball Operations Larry Bird. “When I heard he was
interested, I got in touch with him, met with him and in our conversation, I came away with all the confidence in the world in Nate to lead our franchise
to where we want to go. His experience as a player, head coach and assistant coach in the NBA are valuable assets for us. I like his demeanor. I like a
lot of things Nate brings to the table.”
“I want to thank Larry, Herb Simon and the Pacers for this opportunity, which is a great opportunity,” said McMillan. “I’ve been around this
franchise for three years and understand what the expectations are and look forward to working hard to try to meet them. We have a good team and
good base to build from.”
The 52-year-old (8/3/64) McMillan has a vast basketball background as a player and a coach. After playing collegiately at North Carolina State,
McMillan was drafted by Seattle (30th overall) in the 1986 NBA Draft. He played his entire 12-year career with the Sonics and had his number (10)
retired. He is second in franchise history in assists and steals and ranks in the top 10 in eight other categories. He was named to the NBA’s All-Defensive
team twice (1994 and ’95) and led the league in steals in the 1994-95 season with 2.96 per game. In his 12 seasons with the Sonics, they reached the
playoffs 11 times.
After his playing days, McMillan was a Seattle assistant coach for two years and became the interim coach in 2000. He remained the Sonics’ coach until 2005 and then became Portland’s head
coach until he was let go in March, 2012. In 2008-09, he led the Trail Blazers to 54-28 record, sixth-best record in franchise history and helped the Trail Blazers reach the playoffs in three of his six
seasons. McMillan compiled a 458-429 (.516) record as a head coach for both teams. He also served as an assistant coach for the U.S. National Team where he won gold medals in the 2006 FIBA World
Championships, the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the 2012 London Olympics.
While many believe McMillan’s strength as a player, defense, carried over to his coaching, McMillan says, “I’ve been labeled a defensive guy. Yeah, I played defense; but you have to be able to play
both sides of the ball, and if you expect your players to be two-way guys, you better be able to coach both ways. I will be coaching both ways.”
“This job is more than offense and defense, it’s a little bit of everything,” said Bird. “I think communication is one of the most important things. Every player needs to know where they stand at all
times. Why they’re not playing, or why they get taken out of games at a certain time. Nate proved in Portland and Seattle that he can do all that. It’s not just one or two things. It’s really a lot of things.
There’s more that goes into it than throw the ball up in the air. It’s playing hard and together. You’re not always going to play well, but you can always get the effort. And I think Nate will get that out of
them.”
And since his first time around as a coach, McMillan has done what all good coaches have done: go to school.
“I’ve learned a lot,” he said. “My approach will be a little different than it was in 2005. Things have changed. The players have changed. How you coach these players has changed. The biggest thing
is being able to adapt. There’s a lot of old school in me. I won’t lose all of that, but I understand you have to adapt to this generation of players as far as how you communicate with them, prepare them.”
McMillan was also inducted into the National Junior College Basketball Hall of Fame in 2001 after playing at Chowan College before transferring to North Carolina State.
McMillan and his wife, Michelle, have two children, Jamelle and Brittany.
BILL BAYNO
Assistant Coach
Bill Bayno is in his first season with the Pacers
with a long coaching career at all levels in his
background.
The 54-year-old (5/18/62) Bayno is no stranger
to head coach Nate McMillan, having been an
assistant to McMillan two different times when he
was the head coach at Portland. After that, Bayno
was an assistant with the Minnesota Timberwolves
and the Toronto Raptors. He has been the director
for the Adidas Nations Camp in Long Beach, Cal., and
the Adidas Euro Camp in Treviso, Italy, since 2011.
Originally from Goshen, NY, Bayno played
collegiately at UMass for two seasons before
transferring to Sacred Heart where he was a
Division II All-American. From there, he worked in the
college ranks at Seton Hall, Kansas, Baptist College,
UMass and UNLV (where he was head coach from
1995-2000 and is the third-winningest coach in
school history).
After UNLV, Bayno coached in two pro basketball
minor leagues (ABA, CBA) and in the Philippine
Basketball Association before joining McMillan’s staff
in 2005. In 2008-09, he returned to the college
ranks as head coach at Loyola Marymount, then rejoined McMillan in Portland in 2009.
DAN BURKE
Assistant Coach
Dan Burke is in his 28th year in professional
basketball and his 20th season with the Pacers,
currently making him the longest tenured assistant
coach with the same team in the NBA. During his first
eight seasons with the Pacers the 57-year-old
(4/3/59) had served as assistant coach and
scouting director.
Prior to joining the Pacers, Burke spent eight
years with the Portland Trail Blazers (1989-1997) as
video coordinator and scout. At one point during his
NBA career, Burke was fortunate enough to be with
teams that made the NBA playoffs for 17 straight
years. While in Portland the Trail Blazers competed
in two NBA Finals (1990 and 1992) and three
consecutive Western Conference finals.
With Indiana, Burke enjoyed being part of teams
that advanced to five Eastern Conference Finals and
an appearance in the 2000 NBA Finals. Burke has
been fortunate to work with a variety of coaches
including Larry Bird, Rick Carlisle, Rick Adelman, Mike
Brown, PJ Carlesimo, Isiah Thomas, Jim O’Brien and
Frank Vogel.
Born in Lynwood, Calif., Burke calls Sherwood,
Ore., home. He graduated from Portland State with a
bachelor’s degree in history and in social science. He
enjoys time with his family, various outdoor
activities, fishing, traveling, & reading.
Burke is married to Peggy and they have two
daughters, Melissa and Lindsey.
POPEYE JONES
Assistant Coach
Popeye Jones is in his fourth season as a Pacers’
assistant coach after having spent his post-NBA
career the three previous years with the
Brooklyn/New Jersey Nets (one season in player
development, two as an assistant coach) and the
Dallas Mavericks in player development.
The 46-year-old Jones (6/17/70) played
collegiately at Murray State, where he ranks fourth
on the school’s all-time scoring list, first in
rebounding, led the nation in rebounding in 1990-91
and had his number (54) retired. He was a 1992
second-round pick of the Houston Rockets, who
traded his rights to Dallas. He played one season in
Italy before joining the Mavericks in 1993 and ended
up playing with Toronto, Boston, Denver, Washington
and Golden State before retiring in 2004.
Jones was inducted in the Tennessee Sports Hall of
Fame in May, 2014.
He has three sons, Justin, Seth and Caleb. Seth
plays with the Columbus Blue Jackets in the National
Hockey League and is regarded as one of the top
young prospects in the sport, and Caleb was drafted
in the fourth round by Edmonton.
DAVID McCLURE
Player Development
David McClure is in his first season with the
Pacers as Player Development Coach.
The 30-year-old McClure played collegiately at Duke
from 2005-09.He played professionally in the DLeague for one season and four years in Lithuania.
He has spent the last two seasons with the San
Antonio Spurs in player development.
The son of Jim and Betty McClure, David was born
in Danbury, Conn. He grew up in Ridgefield, Conn., and
went to high school at Trinity Catholic. The youngest
of two children, he has an older sister, Laura.
PACERS GAME NOTES
5
10+ points – 4 (Last: 10, vs. MEM, 2/24)
10+ rebounds – 4 (14, at BOS, 3/22)
Double-doubles – 2 (10 pts, 10 reb. , vs. MEM, 2/24)
LAVOY ALLEN
F
6-9
260
2/4/89
Temple
5 Years Pro
Led team in rebounding – 5 (14, at BOS, 3/22)
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2017 POSTSEASON AVERAGES
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
SPG
TOPG
BPG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
2
0
0.0
1.0
0.0
0.0
0.5
0.0
4.8
---
---
---
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
61
5
0.3
0.5
0.4
14.3
2016-17 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS
18, vs. DET, 2/4
8, vs. DET, 2/4
15, vs. DET, 2/4
0
1, at BKN, 10/28
4, at ORL, 2/1
4(2x), vs. PHI, 3/26
9, at BOS, 3/22
8, vs. MEM, 2/24
14, at BOS, 3/22
4, at HOU, 2/27
2(2x), vs. PHI, 3/26
3, at TOR, 3/31
2(3x), vs. DEN, 3/24
32, vs. DET, 2/4
FIRST ROUND VS. CLEVELAND
.458
2.9
3.6
PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS
12, at BOS, 5/21/12
6, at BOS, 5/21/12
10, vs. BOS, 5/18/12
----2(2x), at BOS, 5/14/12
4, at CHI, 5/8/12
5, vs. BOS, 5/18/12
7, at CHI, 5/1/12
10, vs. BOS, 5/21/12
2, at BOS, 5/12/12
2(2x), vs. BOS, 5/18/12
2, at BOS, 5/26/12
2(4x), vs. BOS, 5/23/12
33, vs. BOS, 5/18/12
PTS
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STLS
TO
BLKS
MIN
0.9
2016-17 SEASON AVERAGES
SPG
TOPG
BPG
Date
OPP
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
4/15
4/17
4/20
at CLE
at CLE
CLE
4:12
5:26
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0
00
DR
TR
.000
.697
2017 PLAYOFF HIGHS
0
------------0
1(2x), at CLE, 4/17
1(2x), at CLE, 4/17
0
0
1, at CLE, 4/15
0
5, at CLE, 4/17
AST
PF
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
1
1
0
1
1
0
DNP – Coach’s Decision
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
6-0
170
1/14/85
Oregon
PPG
RPG
APG
SPG
TOPG
BPG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
1
0
5.0
1.0
1.0
0.0
1.0
0.0
7.3
.667
.500
---
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
65
0
0.4
1.0
0.1
13.7
2016-17 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS
19, at CHI, 12/26
6(5x), at MEM, 3/29
15, at MEM, 3/29
4, at MEM, 3/29
5(6x), at MEM, 3/29
4, at CHI, 12/26
4, at CHI, 12/26
2(2x), at CLE, 4/2
3(4x), at MIN, 1/26
4(2x), at CHI, 12/26
7(2x), at CHI, 12/26
3, at DEN, 1/12
4, at MIL, 11/3
1(9x), at CLE, 4/2
28, at MEM, 3/29
FIRST ROUND VS. CLEVELAND
.403
PTS
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STLS
TO
BLKS
MIN
1.9
Date
OPP
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
4/15
4/17
4/20
at CLE
at CLE
CLE
7:17
2-3
1-2
0-0
0
DR
TR
Scored eight points and recorded a season-high 14
rebounds, including nine on the offensive glass – his
highest total in his four-year Pacers career – in the
loss at Boston, 3/22.
Scored in double figures for the first time this season
with 10 points as he shot 5-for-5 from the field in the
win over the Rockets, 1/29.
Pulled down 11 rebounds, including six on the offensive
glass, and recorded a season-high four assists in the
win at Houston, 2/27.
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DNP-CD – 14 (Last: 3/14)
2017 POSTSEASON AVERAGES
GS
5.0
1.1
PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS
34, vs. LAL, 5/10/09
12, vs. LAL, 5/10/09
20(2x), vs. LAL, 5/10/09
5, at POR, 4/18/09
9(2x), vs. LAL, 5/10/09
7, vs. LAL, 5/14/09
8, vs. POR, 4/24/09
1(10x), at CLE, 5/4/15
4, vs. POR, 4/30/09
5, vs. POR, 4/30/09
7, at POR, 4/18/09
2(2x), vs. LAL, 5/14/09
5, at LAL, 5/17/09
1(5x), at MIL, 4/25/15
34, vs. LAL, 5/10/09
Finished with 10 points as he shot 5-for-5 from the
field and added 10 rebounds for his second doubledouble in the win over Memphis, 2/24.
Led team in scoring – 1 (19, at CHI, 12/26)
Led team in assists – 2 (3, vs. GS, 11/21)
8 Years Pro
G
2016-17 SEASON AVERAGES
SPG
TOPG
BPG
Posted his first double-double of the season with a
season-high 18 points and 11 rebounds in the win over
Detroit, 2/4..His 18 points also marked the highest
scoring outing of his four-year career with the
Pacers.
10+ points – 11 (Last: 10, vs. MIL, 4/6)
AARON BROOKS
G
DNP-CD – 14 (Last: 4/12)
DND-Sore Right Knee – 3 (2/13-16)
Inactive-Sore left knee – 4 (3/5-6; 3/14-15)
.375
.800
2017 PLAYOFF HIGHS
5, at CLE, 4/15
2, at CLE, 4/15
3, at CLE, 4/15
1, at CLE, 4/15
2, at CLE, 4/15
----0
1, at CLE, 4/15
1, at CLE, 4/15
1, at CLE, 4/15
0
1, at CLE, 4/15
0
7, at CLE, 4/15
AST
PF
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
1
1
1
DNP – Coach’s Decision
DNP – Coach’s Decision
0
0
1
0
5
Inactive-Sore Right Knee – 3 (10/28-29; 1/23)
Turned in his best scoring effort of the season against
his former team at Chicago, 12/26, as he scored a
team-high 19 points on 6-for-8 from the field, 3-for-4
from three-point range and 4-for-4 from the foul line
to go with four rebounds and seven assists in 24
minutes off the bench.
Set a new season high with 16 points as he shot 6-for10 from the field and 3-for-5 from long range in 21
minutes off the bench at Portland, 11/30.
Finished with 18 points and sank a season-high four
three-pointers in 28 minutes off the bench at Memphis,
3/29.
Signed as a free agent on July 21, 2016.
PACERS GAME NOTES
10+ points – 1 (10, at HOU, 2/27)
Led team in rebounding – 2 (5, at TOR, 3/19)
RAKEEM CHRISTMAS
25
F
6-9
255
12/1/91
Syracuse
Inactive-NBADL Assignment – 13 (Last: 2/13)
Inactive-Coach’s Decision – 26 (Last: 2/1)
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DNP-Coach’s Decision – 12 (Last: 4/12)
1 Year Pro
2017 POSTSEASON AVERAGES
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
SPG
TOPG
BPG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
0
0
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
G
GS
29
0
PPG
RPG
APG
2.1
1.9
PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS
-------------------------------
PTS
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STLS
TO
BLKS
MIN
Date
OPP
4/15
4/17
4/20
at CLE
at CLE
CLE
MIN
FG
0.1
3FG
2016-17 SEASON AVERAGES
SPG
TOPG
BPG
0.1
0.3
0.2
7.8
2016-17 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS
10, at HOU, 2/27
4, at HOU, 2/27
5, at HOU, 2/27
----3(2x), vs. CHA, 3/15
4(3x), vs. MIN, 3/28
4, at MIA, 2/25
4, at NY, 3/14
7, at MIA, 2/25
1(4x), at TOR, 3/31
1(3x), vs. CHA, 3/15
3, at SA, 3/1
2, at MIA, 2/25
20, at HOU, 2/27
FIRST ROUND VS. CLEVELAND
FT
OR
DR
TR
AST
.442
PF
--.724
2017 PLAYOFF HIGHS
-------------------------------
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
DNP – Coach’s Decision
DNP – Coach’s Decision
DNP – Coach’s Decision
G
6-3
190
10/26/85
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
3
2
7.0
2.3
1.7
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
74
33
8.5
3.2
PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS
34, vs. HOU, 4/24/15
15, vs. HOU, 4/24/15
26, at HOU, 4/28/15
3(4x), at TOR, 4/16/16
8, at HOU, 4/21/15
6(2x), at HOU, 4/21/15
7, vs. SA, 4/28/14
3, vs. UTA, 5/13/07
5(3x), vs. TOR, 4/21/16
6(2x), vs. TOR, 4/21/16
9, vs. HOU, 4/24/15
4(3x), vs. TOR, 4/29/16
6(2x), at HOU, 4/28/15
1(7x), at HOU, 4/28/15
42, at HOU, 4/28/15
PTS
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STLS
TO
BLKS
MIN
Date
OPP
4/15
4/17
4/20
at CLE
at CLE
CLE
1.1
11 Years Pro
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
23.3
.444
.286
1.000
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
1.8
0.4
0.4
27.0
2016-17 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS
19(4x), vs. MIN, 3/28
8(3x), vs. MIN, 3/28
19, at PHI, 11/11
3, vs. DEN, 3/24
5(2x), vs. CHA, 3/15
6, vs. POR, 12/10
7(2x), vs. POR, 12/10
2(3x), at CLE, 4/2
7(2x), vs. CHI, 11/5
8, at HOU, 2/27
10, at MIL, 11/3
4(2x), vs. MIL, 4/6
8, at OKC, 11/20
5, vs. CLE, 11/16
44, vs. DAL, 10/26
FIRST ROUND VS. CLEVELAND
.443
1.0
0.3
2016-17 SEASON AVERAGES
SPG
TOPG
BPG
Finished with five points (1-1 FG, 3-4 FT), two rebounds and a
blocked shot in three minutes in the win over Houston, 1/29.
Converted a three-point play, grabbed two rebounds and
blocked a shot in six minutes against the Warriors, 11/21.
Made his NBA debut in the season finale last season at
Milwaukee, 4/13, as he posted four points and one rebound in
six minutes off the bench.
Selected to the 2016 NBA D-League All-Star Game and finished
with 10 points and eight rebounds in the Eastern Conference’s
128-124 victory.
Led team in rebounding – 1 (7, vs. CHI, 11/5)
Led team in assists – 7 (8, at HOU, 2/27)
MPG
0.7
Scored four points on 2-for-3 shooting, grabbed five rebounds
and blocked a shot in 14 minutes off the bench in the win over
the Grizzlies, 2/24 .. Followed that with four points, a teamhigh seven rebounds (four offensive) and two blocks in 16
minutes at Miami, 2/25.
10+ points – 31 (10, vs. TOR, 4/4)
10+ assists – 1 (10, at MIL, 11/3)
Lanier H.S. (MS)
2017 POSTSEASON AVERAGES
SPG
TOPG
BPG
Posted his first double-figure scoring game with 10 points on
4-for-5 shooting to go with three rebounds in 20 minutes off
the bench in the win at Houston, 2/27.
Acquired by the Pacers from Cleveland in exchange for a
future second-round draft pick on July 23, 2015 … Was
originally selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves with the
36th overall pick in the second round of the 2015 NBA Draft
before his draft rights were acquired by the Cavaliers in a
draft night trade.
MONTA ELLIS
11
Inactive-Sore Right Groin – 2 (2/1-3)
.319
.727
2017 PLAYOFF HIGHS
11, at CLE, 4/15
4, at CLE, 4/15
8, at CLE, 4/15
1, at CLE, 4/15
3, at CLE, 4/15
2, at CLE, 4/15
2, at CLE, 4/15
1, at CLE, 4/17
4, at CLE, 4/15
4, at CLE, 4/15
3, at CLE, 4/17
1(2x), at CLE, 4/17
2, at CLE, 4/15
0
28, at CLE, 4/15
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
AST
PF
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
27:36
24:32
17:53
4-8
1-4
3-6
1-3
0-1
1-3
2-2
0-0
1-1
0
1
0
4
1
1
4
2
1
1
3
1
2
0
3
1
1
0
2
1
0
0
0
1
11
2
8
\\=
Inactive-Right Groin Strain - 8 (12/12-26)
Appeared off the bench for the first time since Nov. 24, 2007,
at Philadelphia on Nov. 11, and responded with 19 points and a
team-high five assists in 36 minutes.
Scored seven points and recorded a career high with five
blocks in the win over the Cavaliers, 11/16.
Started 81 games during his first season in Indiana in 2015-16
while averaging 13.8 points, 3.3 rebounds, 4.7 assists and 1.2
steals per game.
Entered the 2016-17 season as one of 30 active players in the
NBA to score at least 14,000 points and one of 14 players with
14,000 points and 3,000 assists.
PACERS GAME NOTES
PAUL GEORGE
13
F
6-9
230
5/2/90
Fresno State
6 Years Pro
2017 POSTSEASON AVERAGES
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
SPG
TOPG
BPG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
3
3
32.3
9.3
7.7
1.0
3.0
0.3
42.6
.433
.455
.889
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
1.6
2.9
0.4
35.8
2016-17 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS
43, at CLE, 4/2
16, at CLE, 4/2
33, at CLE, 4/2
6(5x), at CLE, 4/2
16, at CLE, 4/2
16, vs. SAC, 1/27
17, vs. SAC, 1/27
4, vs. OKC, 2/6
11(3x), vs. ATL, 4/12
13, at PHO, 12/7
9, at CLE, 4/2
5, vs. MIL, 4/6
6(4x), at NY, 3/14
3(2x), at BKN, 2/3
48, at CLE, 4/2
FIRST ROUND VS. CLEVELAND
.461
G
GS
75
75
PPG
RPG
APG
23.7
6.6
PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS
39(2x), at TOR, 4/26/16
15, vs MIA, 5/28/14
28(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20/17
7, at WSH, 5/11/14
15, vs. CLE, 4/20/17
17, vs. ATL, 4/21/13
18, vs. ATL, 4/21/13
4(3x), vs. ATL, 4/19/14
13(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20
15, vs. CLE, 4/20/17
12, vs. ATL, 4/21/13
6(2x), vs. MIA, 5/28/14
7(2x), at TOR, 5/1/16
4, at CHI, 4/18/11
47, at MIA, 5/22/13
PTS
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STLS
TO
BLKS
MIN
Date
OPP
4/15
4/17
4/20
at CLE
at CLE
CLE
3.3
2016-17 SEASON AVERAGES
SPG
TOPG
BPG
.393
.898
2017 PLAYOFF HIGHS
36, vs. CLE, 4/20
10(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20
28, vs. CLE, 4/20
6, at CLE, 4/15
15, vs. CLE, 4/20
11, vs. CLE, 4/20
11, vs. CLE, 4/20
2, vs. CLE, 4/20
13, vs. CLE, 4/20
15, vs. CLE, 4/20
9, vs. CLE, 4/20
1(3x), vs. CLE, 4/20
4(2x), at CLE, 4/17
1, at CLE, 4/17
45, vs. CLE, 4/20
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
AST
PF
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
41:17
41:48
44:37
9-19
10-20
10-28
6-8
4-10
5-15
5-7
8-9
11-11
0
1
2
5
7
13
5
8
15
7
7
9
3
3
4
1
1
1
4
4
1
0
1
0
29
32
36
40+ points – 1 (43, at CLE, 4/2)
30+ points – 19 (32, vs. ATL, 4/12)
20+ points – 51 (39, vs. ATL, 4/12)
10+ points – 73 (39, vs. ATL, 4/12)
10+ rebounds – 11 (11, vs. ATL, 4/12)
\\=
Double-doubles – 11 (32 pts, 11 reb, vs. ATL, 4/12)
Led team in scoring – 53 (32, vs. ATL, 4/12)
Led team in rebounding – 24 (11, vs. ATL, 4/12)
Led team in assists – 6 (5, vs. UTA, 3/20)
DND-Sore Lower Back – 1 (11/25)
Inactive-Sore left ankle – 6 (11/11; 11/18-21; 11/30)
Finished with a season-high 43 points in Indiana’s doubleovertime loss at Cleveland. He tied his career high with 16
field goals while attempting a career-high 16 threes…He also
finished with nine rebounds and a season-high nine assists in
the loss, falling just shy of becoming the first Pacer in NBA
franchise history to record a 40+ point triple-double.
Scored 37 points as he shot 13-for-27 from the field, 5-for-10
from three-point range and 6-for-7 from the line against
Portland, 12/10 … He scored 15 straight Indiana points in the
fourth quarter to help the Pacers complete the comeback
victory.
Finished with a game-high 33 points in the overtime win over
Sacramento, 1/27, as he set a new career high with 16 free
throws made while tying his career best with 17 attempts
from the line.
Finished with 21 points, 10 rebounds and shot 13-for-13 from
the free throw line – the most free throws attempted without
a miss in a single game in his career – at Golden State, 12/5.
Scored Indiana’s final 12 points in the fourth quarter
comeback victory over the Lakers, 11/1 … Scored 30 points
for the first time this season and shot 12-for-12 from the free
throw line in the win.
Passed 7,000 career points in the win over New York, 1/7,
and reached the 8,000 point mark in the win at Orlando, 4/8.
7
20+ points – 2 (20, at LAL, 1/20)
10+ points – 24 (14, vs. PHI, 3/26)
10+ rebounds – 1 (10, at CHA, 11/7
AL JEFFERSON
C
6-10
289
1/4/85
Prentiss H.S (MS)
12 Years Pro
Double-doubles – 1 (12 pts, 10 reb, at CHA, 11/7)
\\=
2017 POSTSEASON AVERAGES
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
SPG
TOPG
BPG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
0
0
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
66
1
0.3
0.5
0.2
14.1
2016-17 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS
20(2x), at LAL, 1/20
9(2x), at SAC, 1/18
17, vs. LAC, 11/27
0
1, at MIL, 11/3
6(2x), at LAL, 1/20
8, at PHO, 12/7
4(3x), vs. PHI, 3/26
7(3x), at ATL, 3/5
10, at CHA, 11/7
4(2x), at CLE, 2/15
2(4x), at LAL, 1/20
3, at BKN, 10/28
2, vs. CHI, 11/5
22, at PHI, 11/11
FIRST ROUND VS. CLEVELAND
.499
8.1
4.2
PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS
26, vs. SA, 5/7/12
13, vs. SA, 5/7/12
23, at MIA, 4/23/14
0
1, vs. SA, 5/7/12
5, at MIA, 4/17/16
6, at MIA, 4/17/16
8, at IND, 5/5/05
9, at MIA, 4/20/14
14, at IND, 5/5/05
4, at SA, 4/29/12
2(3x), vs. SA, 5/7/12
2(3x), at MIA, 4/20/16
3(2x), vs. MIA, 4/26/14
41, vs. SA, 5/7/12
PTS
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STLS
TO
BLKS
MIN
Date
OPP
4/15
4/17
4/20
at CLE
at CLE
CLE
MIN
FG
0.9
3FG
2016-17 SEASON AVERAGES
SPG
TOPG
BPG
FT
OR
DR
TR
AST
DNP – Coach’s Decision
DNP – Coach’s Decision
DNP – Coach’s Decision
PF
.000
.765
2017 PLAYOFF HIGHS
-------------------------------
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
Led team in rebounding – 6 (8, at ATL, 3/5)
Inactive-Dental Work – 3 (2/24-27)
DND-Sprained left ankle – 7 (3/28-4/4; 4/10-12)
DNP-CD – 6 (Last: 4/8)
Set a new season high with his first 20-point game as a
Pacer with 20 points on 9-for-12 shooting in the team’s
comeback win at Sacramento, 1/18.
Matched his season high with 20 points in the first half on the
road against the Lakers, 1/20,..Finished the game shooting 7for-15 from the field and 6-for-6 from the foul line in 17
minutes off the bench.
Posted his first double-double of the season with 12 points
and 10 rebounds in his return to Charlotte, 11/7.
Signed as a free agent on July 7, 2016.
A 12-year NBA veteran with Boston (2004-07), Minnesota
(2007-10), Utah (2010-13) and Charlotte (2013-16), Jefferson
has averaged 16.7 points, 8.9 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 1.3
blocks per game in 813 career games and 649 starts
PACERS GAME NOTES
0
20+ points – 6 (27, at CLE, 4/2)
10+ points – 34 (11, at ORL, 4/8)
C.J. MILES
G/F
6-6
230
3/18/87
Skyline H.S. (TX)
11 Years Pro
Led team in scoring – 6 (17, vs. MEM, 2/24)
Led team in rebounding – 1 (6, at SA, 3/1)
\\=
2017 POSTSEASON AVERAGES
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
SPG
TOPG
BPG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
3
1
7.7
1.7
0.3
0.7
0.7
0.0
19.0
.474
.273
1.000
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
76
29
0.6
0.5
0.3
23.4
2016-17 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS
27, at CLE, 4/2
8(4x), at CLE, 4/2
16, vs. MIL, 2/11
6(5x), vs. MIL, 2/11
11(2x), vs. MIL, 2/11
6, at CLE, 4/2
6(3x), at CLE, 4/2
3, vs. MIL, 4/6
6(2x), at MIN, 1/26
7(2x), at NY, 12/20
4, at CHA, 3/6
3(3x), vs. MIL, 4/6
2(12x), vs. ATL, 4/12
2(6x), vs. MEM, 2/24
40, vs. SAC, 1/27
FIRST ROUND VS. CLEVELAND
.434
10.7
3.0
PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS
21, vs. DEN, 4/25/10
8, vs. DEN 4/25/10
15(2x), at LAL, 5/4/10
2(6x), vs. LAL, 5/10/10
7(2x), vs. DEN, 4/25/10
7(2x), at LAL, 5/2/10
8, at LAL, 5/2/10
2(5x), vs. CLE, 4/20/17
6, at TOR, 4/16/16
7, at TOR, 4/16/16
6(2x), at LAL, 5/4/10
3, at LAL, 5/4/10
5, vs. DEN, 4/25/10
3, vs. LAL, 5/10/10
41(2x), at LAL, 5/4/10
PTS
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STLS
TO
BLKS
MIN
Date
OPP
4/15
4/17
4/20
at CLE
at CLE
CLE
0.6
2016-17 SEASON AVERAGES
SPG
TOPG
BPG
.413
.903
2017 PLAYOFF HIGHS
9, at CLE, 4/17
4, at CLE, 4/17
7, at CLE, 4/17
1(3x), vs. CLE, 4/20
4(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20
2, vs. CLE, 4/20
2, vs. CLE, 4/20
2, vs. CLE, 4/20
1(2x), at CLE, 4/17
2(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20
1, at CLE, 4/17
2, at CLE, 4/17
2, at CLE, 4/17
0
25, vs. CLE, 4/20
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
AST
PF
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
15:45
16:12
24:58
2-6
4-7
3-6
1-3
1-4
1-4
0-0
0-0
2-2
0
1
2
1
1
0
1
2
2
0
1
0
5
4
1
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
5
9
9
32
6-8
235
6/17/93
Has made at least two three-point field goals or more in 48
of 76 games this season with a season-high of six at Dallas,
12/9, against the Nuggets in London, 1/12, against the Kings,
1/27, vs. Cleveland, 2/8, and vs. Milwaukee, 2/11.
Finished with a season-high 27 points as he shot 8-for-13
from the field, 5-for-9 from three-point range and 6-for-6
from the free throw line in the double-overtime loss at
Cleveland, 4/2.
Tied his season high with 23 points against Cleveland,
2/8…He tied his season high with six three-point field goals
and made his first five attempts from long range on the night.
Last Appearance: Two points, one rebound at Cleveland, 2/15
GEORGES NIANG
F
DND-Sore Left Knee – 6 (11/20-30)
Iowa State
Rookie
2017 POSTSEASON AVERAGES
DNP-CD – 23 (Last: 3/28)
Inactive-Coach’s Decision – 23 (Last: 3/26)
Inactive-NBADL Assignment – 12 (12/7-10; 1/5; 2/6; 3/31\\=
4/12)
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
SPG
TOPG
BPG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
0
0
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
Posted his best scoring effort with five points as he sank his
first three-point field goal in the win over Brooklyn, 11/25.
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
Scored his first NBA points as he shot 2-5 for four points to
go with two rebounds at Chicago, 10/29.
G
GS
23
0
PPG
RPG
0.9
0.7
PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS
-------------------------------
PTS
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STLS
TO
BLKS
MIN
Date
OPP
4/15
4/17
4/20
at CLE
at CLE
CLE
MIN
FG
APG
0.2
3FG
2016-17 SEASON AVERAGES
SPG
TOPG
BPG
0.1
0.2
0.0
4.0
2016-17 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS
5, vs. BKN, 11/25
2(2x), vs. BKN, 11/25
6(2x), vs. BKN, 11/25
1, vs. BKN, 11/25
3, vs. BKN, 11/25
2, vs. PHO, 11/18
2, vs. PHO, 11/18
1(2x), at CHA, 11/7
3, at CHA, 11/7
4, at CHA, 11/7
2, vs. PHO, 11/18
2, at LAL, 1/20
2, at CHI, 10/29
0
17, vs. PHO, 11/18
FIRST ROUND VS. CLEVELAND
FT
OR
DR
TR
AST
Inactive – Coach’s Decision
Inactive – Coach’s Decision
Inactive – Coach’s Decision
.250
PF
.083
1.000
2017 PLAYOFF HIGHS
-------------------------------
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
Made his NBA debut at Brooklyn, 10/28, as he grabbed one
rebound in the final two minutes.
Selected by Indiana with the 50th overall pick in the 2016 NBA
Draft.
Started all five games for the Pacers during the 2016 Orlando
Summer League … Averaged 10.2 points, a team-high 6.2
rebounds, 2.6 assist and 1.2 steals per game
Won the Karl Malone Award as the nation’s best power forward
during his senior season at Iowa State in 2015-16 … Averaged
20.5 points, 6.2 rebounds and 3.1 assists per game over 35
starts for the Cyclones.
Played in 138 games and made 126 starts over four seasons at
Iowa State University from 2012-16 … Averaged 16.1 points, 5.2
rebounds and 3.1 assists per game and shot 50.0 percent from
the field, 37.5 percent from three-point range and 76.3
percent from the free throw line during his career
Ended his college career as Iowa State’s career leader in
games played and tied for the top spot in career starts …
Finished second in school history in scoring with 2,228 career
points and ranked fourth in Big 12 Conference history with 1,151
points in conference play …
PACERS GAME NOTES
40
20+ points – 1 (20, vs. BKN, 11/25)
10+ points – 15 (11, vs. DET, 3/8)
10+ rebounds – 3 (10, vs. CHI, 12/30)
GLENN ROBINSON III
G/F
6-7
222
1/8/94
Michigan
2 Years Pro
Double-doubles – 3 (12 pts, 10 reb, vs. CHI, 12/30)
2017 POSTSEASON AVERAGES
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
SPG
TOPG
BPG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
2
0
4.5
1.5
0.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
9.0
1.000
1.000
.500
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
69
27
0.6
0.5
0.3
20.7
2016-17 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS
20, vs. BKN, 11/25
7(2x), at CLE, 2/15
14(2x), vs. GS, 11/21
4, vs. BKN, 11/25
6, vs. BKN, 11/25
4(3x), vs. ORL, 1/1
6, vs. BKN, 11/25
4, at DEN, 1/12
9(2x), at DET, 12/17
12, at DET, 12/17
2(12x), at CHA, 3/6
3, at SA, 3/1
3(2x), vs. BOS, 12/22
3, vs. CHA, 12/12
45, at OKC, 11/20
FIRST ROUND VS. CLEVELAND
.467
6.1
3.6
PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS
5(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20/17
2(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20/17
2(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20/17
1(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20/17
1(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20
1(2x), at CLE, 4/17/17
2, at CLE, 4/17/17
0
2, at CLE, 4/17/17
2, at CLE, 4/17/17
1, vs. CLE, 4/20/17
0
0
1, vs. TOR, 4/23/16
9(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20/17
PTS
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STLS
TO
BLKS
MIN
Date
OPP
4/15
4/17
4/20
at CLE
at CLE
CLE
MIN
9:00
8:55
FG
1-1
2-2
0.7
3FG
1-1
1-1
1
2016-17 SEASON AVERAGES
SPG
TOPG
BPG
FT
1-2
0-0
OR
DR
TR
.392
.711
2017 PLAYOFF HIGHS
5, vs. CLE, 4/20
2, vs. CLE, 4/20
2, vs. CLE, 4/20
1(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20
1(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20
1, at CLE, 4/17
2, at CLE, 4/17
--2, at CLE, 4/17
2, at CLE, 4/17
1, vs. CLE, 4/20
0
0
0
9(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20
AST
PF
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
Inactive – Sore left calf
0
2
2
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
5
6-9
285
12/7/89
French Guiana
6 Years Pro
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
3
0
8.3
4.0
1.3
G
GS
49
3
PPG
RPG
4.7
2.9
PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS
13, vs. ATL, 5/15/15
6, vs. ATL, 5/15/15
11, vs. ATL, 5/15/15
----5, vs. CLE, 4/20/17
7, vs. CLE, 4/20/17
3, vs. ATL, 5/15/15
5, vs. ATL, 5/15/15
8, vs. ATL, 5/15/15
3, vs. CLE, 4/20/17
1(2x), vs. ATL, 5/15/15
2, at CLE, 4/17/17
1, vs. ATL, 5/15/15
28, vs. ATL, 5/15/15
PTS
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STLS
TO
BLKS
MIN
Date
OPP
4/15
4/17
4/20
at CLE
at CLE
CLE
APG
0.5
SPG
TOPG
BPG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
0.0
1.3
0.3
14.7
.500
---
.714
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
0.1
0.6
0.4
11.3
2016-17 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS
17, at PHI, 4/10
8(2x), at PHI, 4/10
11, vs. GS, 11/21
0
1(2x), vs. MEM, 2/24
3(2x), at ORL, 4/8
5, at ORL, 4/8
6, vs. GS, 11/21
8, vs. GS, 11/21
14, vs. GS, 11/21
3, vs. ORL, 11/14
2(2x), at SA, 3/1
2(9x), vs. ATL, 4/12
3, vs. OKC, 2/6
27(2x), at CLE, 2/15
FIRST ROUND VS. CLEVELAND
.551
2016-17 SEASON AVERAGES
SPG
TOPG
BPG
The Pacers are 10-5 this season when Robinson scores in
double figures and 15-5 overall in his two seasons with the
Pacers…Indiana is also 3-0 this season when Robinson posts
a double-double and 4-0 in games he has led the team in
rebounding.
Finished with 11 points and sank the game-winning threepointer with 0.6 seconds remaining to beat the Hawks at
Atlanta, 3/5.
Led the team in scoring and set a new career high with 20
points as he shot 6-for-10 from the field and 4-for-6 from
three-point range in the win over Brooklyn, 11/25.
Made his first start of the season and recorded his first NBA
double-double with 16 points and 11 rebounds in 45 minutes in
the overtime victory at Oklahoma City, 11/20.
Posted his second double-double with 12 points and a careerhigh 12 rebounds in the win at Detroit, 12/17.
Led team in rebounding – 2 (14, vs. GS, 11/21)
2017 POSTSEASON AVERAGES
G
DNP-CD – 2 (11/1; 11/11)
Inactive-Sore left calf – 11 (3/24-4/12)
Finished with 12 points and a team-high 10 rebounds for his
third double-double in the win over Chicago, 12/30.
10+ points – 7 (71, at PHI, 4/10)
10+ rebounds – 2 (14, vs. GS, 11/21)
KEVIN SERAPHIN
F
Led team in scoring – 3 (19, at CLE, 2/15)
Led team in rebounding – 4 (7, at ORL, 2/1)
.000
.636
2017 PLAYOFF HIGHS
11, vs. CLE, 4/20
4, at CLE, 4/15
8, vs. CLE, 4/20
----5, vs. CLE, 4/20
7, vs. CLE, 4/20
3, at CLE, 4/15
3(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20
5, vs. CLE, 4/20
3, vs. CLE, 4/20
0
2, at CLE, 4/17
0
16, at CLE, 4/15
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
AST
PF
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
15:33
11:19
17:16
4-6
3-6
3-8
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
5-7
3
1
2
0
3
3
3
4
5
0
1
3
3
1
4
0
0
0
1
2
1
0
0
1
8
6
11
DNP-CD - 25 (Last: 3/31)
DND-Sore Left Knee – 8 (11/20; 11/23-30; 1/26-29)
Put together his longest streak of double-figure scoring
games with three straight from April 6-10, including a seasonhigh 17 points on 8-for-10 shooting to go with six rebounds in
the win at Philadelphia, 4/10.
Scored 16 points as he shot 8-for-10 from the floor to go with
seven rebounds in 25 minutes off the bench at Washington,
2/10.
Finished with eight points and pulled down a career-high 14
rebounds against the Warriors, 11/21.
Shot 6-for-9 from the field for 12 points to go with four
rebounds in a season-high 27 minutes off the bench against
the Spurs, 2/13.
Scored six points and pulled down 10 rebounds in the win over
Orlando, 11/14 … Seraphin had only recorded 12 rebounds over
his first seven appearances entering that game as he pulled
down 10+ rebounds for the first time since April 15, 2015.
PACERS GAME NOTES
6
10+ points – 1 (12, vs. TOR, 4/4)
10+ rebounds – 1 (10, vs. ATL, 4/12)
LANCE STEPHENSON
G
6-5
230
9/5/90
Cincinnati
6 Years Pro
2017 POSTSEASON AVERAGES
G
GS
PPG
RPG
3
0
14.0
5.0
G
GS
PPG
RPG
6
0
APG
APG
7.2
4.0
PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS
26, vs. SA, 4/24/16
11, vs. SA, 4/24/16
19, vs. SA, 4/24/16
3(4x), vs. CLE, 4/20/17
7(4x), vs. CLE, 4/20/17
7, vs. NY, 5/18/13
8, vs. NY, 5/18/13
5, vs. ATL, 5/3/14
12, vs. ATL, 5/1/13
14, vs. ATL, 5/3/14
8(3x), vs. MIA, 5/18/14
3(5x), at MIA, 5/24/14
6, at WAS, 5/11/14
2, at ATL, 4/26/14
46, at MIA, 5/24/14
PTS
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STLS
TO
BLKS
MIN
Date
OPP
4/15
4/17
4/20
at CLE
at CLE
CLE
SPG
TOPG
BPG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
25.7
.474
.333
1.000
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
0.5
1.8
0.3
25.0
2016-17 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS
21, at MEM, 11/2
9, at MEM, 11/2
15(2x), vs. PHO, 11/4
2(2x), at ORL, 4/8
4, vs. PHO, 11/4
3, vs. GS, 10/28
4, vs. GS, 10/28
2, vs. GS, 10/28
9, vs. ATL, 4/12
10, vs. ATL, 4/12
7, vs. PHO, 11/4
1(5x), vs. ATL, 4/12
4, at MEM, 11/2
1(3x), vs. ATL, 4/12
45, at MEM, 11/2
FIRST ROUND VS. CLEVELAND
.409
2.7
0.7
0.7
0.0
2016-17 SEASON AVERAGES (INDIANA)
4.2
SPG
TOPG
BPG
.625
.667
2017 PLAYOFF HIGHS
16, at CLE, 4/15
8, at CLE, 4/15
13(2x), at CLE, 4/17
3, vs. CLE, 4/20
7, vs. CLE, 4/20
2, vs. CLE, 4/20
2, vs. CLE, 4/20
1, at CLE, 4/17
7, at CLE, 4/15
7, at CLE, 4/15
4, at CLE, 4/17
2, at CLE, 4/17
2, vs. CLE, 4/20
0
27, at CLE, 4/15
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
AST
PF
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
26:48
26:25
23:46
8-13
6-13
4-12
0-2
0-0
3-7
0-0
1-1
2-2
0
1
0
7
1
6
7
2
6
3
4
1
1
4
0
0
2
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
16
13
13
44
JEFF TEAGUE
G
6-2
186
6/10/88
Wake Forest
7 Years Pro
2017 POSTSEASON AVERAGES
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
SPG
TOPG
BPG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
3
3
17.7
3.0
5.0
0.7
1.7
0.0
34.5
.485
.571
.867
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
1.2
2.6
0.4
32.4
2016-17 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS
31, vs. BOS, 12/22
10(2x), at BOS, 3/22
19, vs. WAS, 12/19
4, at CLE, 4/2
9, at CLE, 4/2
12, at HOU, 2/27
13, vs. DAL, 10/26
1(33x), at CLE, 4/2
9, at DET, 12/17
9(3x), at NY, 3/14
17, vs. CHI, 12/30
6, at OKC, 11/20
7(3x), at NY, 3/14
3, vs. ORL, 11/14
44, at CLE, 4/2
FIRST ROUND VS. CLEVELAND
.442
G
GS
82
82
PPG
RPG
15.2=3
4.0
PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS
30, at CLE, 5/24/15
11, vs. CLE, 5/20/15
24, vs. CLE, 5/20/15
4, vs. CLE, 4/20/17
9, at BOS, 4/24/16
9(5x), at BOS, 4/22/16
11, vs. BOS, 4/16/16
3, at WAS, 5/11/15
6, at CLE, 5/24/15
7, vs. WAS, 5/5/15
14, vs. CLE, 5/6/16
3(4x), at WAS, 5/9/15
7, vs. WAS, 5/13/15
2(4x), vs. CLE, 5/22/15
47, at BOS, 5/4/12
PTS
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STLS
TO
BLKS
MIN
Date
OPP
4/15
4/17
4/20
at CLE
at CLE
CLE
APG
7.8
2016-17 SEASON AVERAGES
SPG
TOPG
BPG
.357
.867
2017 PLAYOFF HIGHS
23, at CLE, 4/17
8, at CLE, 4/17
12, at CLE, 4/17
4, vs. CLE, 4/20
6, vs. CLE, 4/20
7, at CLE, 4/15
7, at CLE, 4/15
0
4, at CLE, 4/17
4, at CLE, 4/17
7, vs. CLE, 4/20
1(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20
3, at CLE, 4/17
0
36, at CLE, 4/15
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
AST
PF
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
35:36
35:13
32:39
3-10
8-12
5-11
2-5
2-3
4-6
7-7
5-5
1-3
0
0
0
2
4
3
2
4
3
4
4
7
4
3
3
0
1
1
1
3
1
0
0
0
15
23
15
Made his return to the Pacers lineup at Cleveland, 4/2, as he
finished with four points, three rebounds and three assists in
\\=
18 minutes off the bench…In his first home game against the
Raptors, 4/4, he scored all of his 12 points in the fourth
quarter to go with two rebounds and three assists in the win.
Stephenson was signed as a free agent on March 30,
2017…He began the 2016-17 regular season with New Orleans
and played six games while averaging 9.7 points, 3.0
rebounds and 4.8 assists per game for the Pelicans
…Appeared in six games for the Minnesota Timberwolves and
averaged 3.5 points and 1.7 rebounds over 11.2 minutes per
game.
Scored in double figures in three of his six appearances off
the bench for the Pelicans, including a season-high 21 points
at Memphis on Nov. 2, 2016.
Originally selected by Indiana with the 40th overall pick in the
second round of the 2010 NBA Draft, Stephenson played four
seasons for the Pacers from 2010-14, and averaged 9.1
points, 4.4 rebounds and 3.1 assists per game over 210
career appearances and 151 starts.
30+ points – 3 (Last: 31, vs. BOS, 12/22)
20+ points – 22 (20, vs. TOR, 4/4)
10+ points – 65 (19, vs. ATL, 4/12)
15+ assists – 3 (15, vs. HOU, 1/29)
10+ assists – 20 (13, at ORL, 4/8)
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Double-doubles – 16 (17 pts, 11 assists, at CLE, 4/2)
Led team in scoring – 11 (21, vs. UTA, 3/20)
Led team in rebounding – 4 (8, vs. SAC, 1/27)
Led team in assists – 70 (7, vs. ATL, 4/12)
His 16 double-doubles this season is a new single-season
career high, passing his total of 15 double-doubles with the
Atlanta Hawks in 2012-13.
Set a new career high with 17 assists to go with seven points
and six rebounds in the win over Chicago, 12/30 … That
performance marked the most assists recorded by any
Pacers player since Jamaal Tinsley in 2002.
Scored a season-high 30 points as he shot 10-for-16 from the
field for the fifth 30+ point game of his career in the overtime
win over Philadelphia, 11/9 … He also recorded nine assists in
the win.
Tied his season high with 30 points to go with nine assists to
lead Indiana to an overtime win at Oklahoma City, 11/20.
Posted his fifth double-double of the year with 19 points and a
season-high 12 assists at New York, 12/20.
Finished with nine points, a career-high nine rebounds and
eight assists in the win over Brooklyn, 11/25.
Acquired from Atlanta in a three-team trade that sent George
Hill to Utah on July 7, 2016.
PACERS GAME NOTES
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MYLES TURNER
F/C
6-11
250
3/2/96
Texas
1 Year Pro
2017 POSTSEASON AVERAGES
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
SPG
TOPG
BPG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
3
3
7.7
6.0
1.0
2.3
1.0
1.7
33.3
.324
.000
.500
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
0.9
1.3
2.1
31.4
2016-17 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS
30, vs. DAL, 10/26
13, vs. DAL, 10/26
19(2x), at MIA, 2/25
4, vs. CHA, 12/12
7, vs. CHA, 12/12
11, at OKC, 11/20
12(2x), vs. SA, 2/13
6(2x), at NY, 3/14
12(2x), vs. PHI, 3/26
16(2x), vs. PHI, 3/26
6, vs. MIL, 2/11
4, vs. BOS, 11/12
5, at LAL, 1/20
6, vs. ATL, 4/12
47, at CLE, 4/2
FIRST ROUND VS. CLEVELAND
.511
G
GS
81
81
PPG
RPG
APG
14.5
7.3
PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS
17, vs. TOR, 4/21/16
7(2x), at TOR, 4/26/16
13, vs. TOR, 4/23/16
0
3, vs. CLE, 4/20/17
3(2x), vs. TOR, 4/29/16
4, vs. TOR, 4/21/16
5, vs. TOR, 4/21/16
6(3x), at TOR, 5/1/16
9, vs. TOR, 4/29/16
2, at CLE, 4/17/17
4, at CLE, 4/15/17
3(3x), vs. TOR, 4/29/16
5, at TOR, 4/16/16
37, at CLE, 4/17/17
PTS
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STLS
TO
BLKS
MIN
Date
OPP
4/15
4/17
4/20
at CLE
at CLE
CLE
1.3
2016-17 SEASON AVERAGES
SPG
TOPG
BPG
.348
.809
2017 PLAYOFF HIGHS
11, at CLE, 4/15
5, at CLE, 4/15
12(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20
0
3, vs. CLE, 4/20
1, at CLE, 4/15
2, at CLE, 4/15
4, at CLE, 4/15
4(3x), vs. CLE, 4/20
8, at CLE, 4/15
2, at CLE, 4/17
4, at CLE, 4/15
1(3x), vs. CLE, 4/20
2(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20
37, at CLE, 4/17
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
AST
PF
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
32:27
36:41
30:44
5-12
3-10
3-12
0-0
0-1
0-3
1-2
0-0
0-0
4
1
1
4
4
4
8
5
5
1
2
0
4
2
5
4
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
11
6
6
3
6-2
185
6/27/92
Oregon
2017 POSTSEASON AVERAGES
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
SPG
TOPG
BPG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
0
0
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MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
G
GS
33
0
PPG
RPG
2.1
0.5
PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS
4, at TOR, 4/18/16
1(3x), vs. TOR, 4/29/16
2(4x), vs. TOR, 4/29/16
1, vs. TOR, 4/21/16
2, vs. TOR, 4/21/16
2, at TOR, 4/18/16
2, at TOR, 4/18/16
0
1, at TOR, 4/18/16
1, at TOR, 4/18/16
1, at TOR, 4/18/16
0
1(2x), vs. TOR, 4/29/16
0
3(3x), vs. TOR, 4/29/16
PTS
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STLS
TO
BLKS
MIN
Date
OPP
4/15
4/17
4/20
at CLE
at CLE
CLE
MIN
FG
APG
0.5
3FG
0.1
0.2
0.0
4.1
2016-17 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS
12, at GS, 12/5
5, at GS, 12/5
10(2x), at GS, 12/5
2, at CHI, 10/29
3, at CHI, 10/29
2(3x), at MEM, 3/29
2(7x), at MEM, 3/29
1, vs. GS, 11/21
3, vs. GS, 11/21
4, vs. GS, 11/21
4, vs. BKN, 11/25
3, at GS, 12/5
2, at DEN, 1/12
0
20, at CHI, 10/29
FIRST ROUND VS. CLEVELAND
FT
OR
DR
TR
DND-Sprained right ankle – 1 (11/21)
Finished with 30 points, 16 rebounds and four blocked shots
in the overtime win over Dallas on Opening Night, 10/26 …
Became only the third player in NBA history age 21 or
younger (Shaquille O’Neal and Anthony Davis) to record at
least 30 points, 16 rebounds and four blocks in one game.
Posted his 12 th double-double of the year as he scored 17
points and tied his career high with 16 rebounds in the win
over Philadelphia, 3/26.
Finished with 22 points and sank a career-high four threepointers to go with seven rebounds and four blocks in the win
over Charlotte, 12/12.
Set career bests with 11 free throws on 12 attempts in a 15point effort at Oklahoma City, 11/20.
Finished with 17 points a career-high four steals and three
blocks against the Celtics, 11/12.
DNP-CD – 39 (Last: 4/12)
Inactive-Coach’s Decision – 7 (Last: 3/22)
\\=Inactive-NBADL Assignment – 3 (1/18-21)
1 Year Pro
G
2016-17 SEASON AVERAGES
SPG
TOPG
BPG
Led team in scoring – 10 (18, at MIA, 2/25)
Led team in rebounding – 32 (13, at PHI, 4/10)
Led team in assists – 1 (6, vs. MIL, 2/11)
10+ points – 2 (12, at GS, 12/5)
JOE YOUNG
G
30+ points – 1 (30, vs. DAL, 10/26)
20+ points – 15 (23, at ORL, 4/8)
10+ points – 60 (18, vs. ATL, 4/12)
15+ rebounds – 2 (15, vs. BKN, 1/5)
10+ rebounds – 16 (13, at PHI, 4/10)
\\=
Double-Doubles – 15 (18 pts, 13 reb, at PHI, 4/10)
AST
DNP – Coach’s Decision
Inactive – Coach’s Decision
Inactive – Coach’s Decision
.361
PF
.217
.733
2017 PLAYOFF HIGHS
-------------------------------
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
Set a season high as he scored 12 points on 5-for-10 shooting
and gathered a career-best three steals at Golden State, 12/5.
Appeared in 41 games off the bench during his rookie season
in 2015-16 while averaging 3.8 points, 1.2 rebounds and 1.6
assists per game.
Played in 132 games, made 115 starts and averaged 17.5 points,
3.6 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game during his four-year
college career at the University of Houston (2011-13) and
University of Oregon (2013-15) …
PACERS GAME NOTES
21
20+ points – 5 (20, at PHI, 4/10)
10+ points – 45 (20, at PHI, 4/10)
10+ rebounds – 7 (11, vs. MIL, 4/6)
THADDEUS YOUNG
F
6-8
221
6/21/88
Georgia Tech
9 Years Pro
Double-doubles – 7 (12 points, 11 reb, vs. MIL, 4/6)
2017 POSTSEASON AVERAGES
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
SPG
TOPG
BPG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
3
3
11.7
8.7
2.7
2.0
1.7
0.3
35.4
.600
.333
.500
Led team in scoring – 4 (19, at UTA, 1/21)
Led team in rebounding – 17 (11, vs. MIL, 4/6)
G
GS
PPG
RPG
APG
MPG
FG%
3-PT FG%
FT %
74
74
1.5
1.3
0.4
30.2
2016-17 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS
24(2x), vs. POR, 12/10
10(2x), at PHI, 4/10
18, at OKC, 11/20
6, vs. POR, 12/10
8, vs. POR, 12/10
4, at PHO, 12/7
6, vs. MIA, 3/12
6(2x), vs. TOR, 4/4
12, vs. BOS, 12/22
14, at MEM, 3/29
4(5x), vs. UTA, 3/20
6(3x), vs. NO, 1/16
5, at UTA, 1/21
3, vs. POR, 12/10
41, vs. ATL, 11/23
FIRST ROUND VS. CLEVELAND
.527
Inactive – Sprained left wrist - 8 (2/4-16)
11.0
6.1
PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS
22, vs. BOS, 5/16/12
10, vs. BOS, 5/16/12
20(2x), at MIA, 4/18/11
3, vs. ORL, 4/26/09
4, vs. ORL, 4/26/09
4(5x), vs. BOS, 5/18/12
6(3x), at CLE, 4/17/17
10, vs. CLE, 4/20/17
8, at BOS, 5/26/12
14, vs. CLE, 4/20/17
6, at ATL, 4/22/15
6, at CLE, 4/17/17
4(3x), vs. ATL, 4/25/15
2, vs. CHI, 5/10/12
43, vs. ORL, 4/26/09
PTS
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STLS
TO
BLKS
MIN
Date
OPP
4/15
4/17
4/20
at CLE
at CLE
CLE
1.6
2016-17 SEASON AVERAGES
SPG
TOPG
BPG
.381
.523
2017 PLAYOFF HIGHS
16, at CLE, 4/17
7, at CLE, 4/17
11, at CLE, 4/17
1, vs. CLE, 4/20
2, vs. CLE, 4/20
2(2x), at CLE, 4/17
6, at CLE, 4/17
10, vs. CLE, 4/20
4(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20
14, vs. CLE, 4/20
4, at CLE, 4/15
6, at CLE, 4/17
3, vs. CLE, 4/20
1, vs. CLE, 4/20
39, vs. CLE, 4/20
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
AST
PF
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
33:29
33:24
39:12
3-4
7-11
5-10
0-1
0-0
1-2
2-2
2-6
0-0
5
3
10
4
0
4
9
3
14
4
1
3
3
4
3
0
6
0
2
0
3
0
0
1
8
16
11
Finished with 24 points and set a new career high with six threepointers in the win over Portland, 12/10 … He scored 16 straight
points for Indiana over the third and fourth quarters to help erase
a 20-point deficit and complete the comeback victory.
Posted his first game with 20 or more points and a double-double
with 20 points and 11 rebounds in the overtime win at Oklahoma
City, 11/20.
Posted his third double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds and
hit the game-winner with 0.9 seconds remaining in the win over
Washington, 12/19.
Finished with 15 points and 12 rebounds for his fourth doubledouble against Boston, 12/22.
Recorded his fifth double-double of the season with 16 points and
a season-high 13 rebounds, including six on the offensive glass, at
Memphis, 3/29.
PACERS GAME NOTES
2016-17 Indiana Pacers Roster
#
5
00
25
11
13
7
0
32
40
1
6
44
33
3
21
PLAYER
Lavoy Allen
Aaron Brooks
Rakeem Christmas
Monta Ellis
Paul George
Al Jefferson
C.J. Miles
Georges Niang
Glenn Robinson III
Kevin Seraphin
Lance Stephenson
Jeff Teague
Myles Turner
Joe Young
Thaddeus Young
POS
F/C
G
F
G
F
C
G/F
F
G/F
F
G
G
F/C
G
F
HT
6-9
6-0
6-9
6-3
6-9
6-10
6-6
6-8
6-6
6-9
6-5
6-2
6-11
6-2
6-8
WT
260
170
255
185
230
289
230
235
222
285
230
186
250
185
221
BIRTHDATE
2/4/89
1/14/85
12/1/91
10/26/85
5/2/90
1/4/85
3/18/87
6/17/93
1/8/94
12/7/89
9/5/90
6/10/88
3/24/96
6/27/92
6/21/88
HEAD COACH:
ASSISTANT COACHES:
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SENIOR DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL OPERATIONS/
HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER:
ASSOCIATE HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER/
PHYSICAL THERAPIST:
DIRECTOR OF SPORTS PERFORMANCE/
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER:
ASSISTANT SPORTS PERFORMANCE COACH:
EQUIPMENT MANAGER:
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INFORMATION & TECHNOLOGY:
VIDEO COORDINATOR:
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Syracuse
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Fresno State
Prentiss H.S. (Mississippi)
Skyline H.S. (Texas)
Iowa State
Michigan
French Guiana
Cincinnati
Wake Forest
Texas
Oregon
Georgia Tech
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Twitter Handle
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@Thirty2zero
@R_Xmas25
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Aaron Brooks
C.J. Miles
Kevin Seraphin
Joe Young
Lavoy Allen
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Lance Stephenson
Al Jefferson
Monta Ellis
Paul George
Thaddeus Young
25
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40
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Rakeem Christmas
Georges Niang
Myles Turner
Glenn Robinson III
Jeff Teague