Myles Turner on Pascal Siakam’s future: He’s a free agent this summer. We’re hoping that he signs back in Indiana. He’s someone that we’d love to have who can really help us going forward. I think it was a great move for us to get him. Kevin Pritchard was very adamant about trying to add more length, and he was able to get it done with a special player. I’ve really enjoyed playing with him in the frontcourt together. He’s someone who’s also going to help my game. He commands so much attention that I’m able to get loose for my threes. Source: HoopsHype
David Aldridge @davidaldridgedc
ICYMI: The Pacers, horrible defensively early this year, worked it out. With lineup changes, getting Pascal Siakam & attention to detail, Indy got better on D, & showed it by taking 4 of the last 5 against the Knicks, including Game 7. In @TheAthletic: nytimes.com/athletic/55053… – 12:00 PM
Michael Scotto @MikeAScotto
Pacers center Myles Turner (@Original_Turner) discussed surviving trade talks to become the longest-tenured Pacer, where Tyrese Haliburton ranks among point guards, Pascal Siakam’s free agency, Rick Carlisle flying planes and more on the @hoopshype podcast hoopshype.com/lists/myles-tu… – 10:36 AM
Evan Sidery @esidery
Monty Williams pushed for the Suns to trade Deandre Ayton for Myles Turner when the Pacers offered a max contract in restricted free agency, per @Gambo987 (podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…).
GM James Jones was adamant about not trading Ayton for Turner.
After the next season, Williams pic.twitter.com/r7HBH9gCvU – 11:13 PM
David Aldridge @davidaldridgedc
PMers: The Pacers, horrible defensively early this year, have worked it out. With lineup changes, getting Pascal Siakam & attention to detail, Indy’s gotten better on D, & showed it by taking 4 of the last 5 against the Knicks. In @TheAthletic: nytimes.com/athletic/55053… – 5:09 PM
Law Murray @LawMurrayTheNU
The last time Pacers met Celtics in playoffs was 2019
Victor Oladipo was out. Torn quad the previous January — on a play where he collided with, of all people, Pascal Siakam.
I think about this current Pacers run with P and the injury stuff… and I think about VO often. pic.twitter.com/WtGmadXjUi – 2:23 PM
Bobby Manning @RealBobManning
One of the best defensive plays of the season won the #Celtics‘ their last matchup with the #Pacers. White snuck by a Turner back screen to block a potential Nesmith game-tying three with under one minute remaining. Nesmith had 26-12-7 that night. Siakam had 23 on 9/16. pic.twitter.com/o106LFD9qu – 12:37 PM
David Aldridge @davidaldridgedc
The Pacers, horrible defensively early this year, have worked it out. With lineup changes, getting Pascal Siakam & attention to detail, Indy’s gotten better on D, & showed it by taking 4 of the last 5 against the Knicks, including Game 7. In @TheAthletic: nytimes.com/athletic/55053… – 12:15 PM
David Aldridge @davidaldridgedc
The Pacers were cosmically bad defensively the first month of the season. But slowly, through the IST experience, lineup changes and getting Pascal Siakam, Indiana became credible at that end, and proved it against the Knicks in Game 7. In @TheAthletic: nytimes.com/athletic/55053… – 10:28 AM
Evan Sidery @esidery
Two years ago, the Pacers offered Deandre Ayton a four-year, $133 million contract in restricted free agency.
In less than an hour, the Suns decided to match. Phoenix also declined sign-and-trade overtures for Ayton, which included Myles Turner.
A sliding doors moment for pic.twitter.com/DV4JvWEQLa – 8:56 PM
Scott Agness @ScottAgness
The Pacers set two NBA records, Siakam got things started and then Haliburton was fired up by a courtside fan. McConnell changed the game in the 3rd and Nesmith didn’t miss a shot.
Now they’re on to Boston tonight. fieldhousefiles.com/p/at-the-buzze… – 8:03 PM
Evan Sidery @esidery
The Pacers have reached the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since 2014.
Two trades for Tyrese Haliburton and Pascal Siakam alongside excellent drafting has put Indiana in position to be a sustainable contender in the Eastern Conference for years to come.
Indiana is pic.twitter.com/9YKFy0Cssn – 6:02 PM
Brian Geltzeiler @BGeltzNBA
The move that Siakam just made that was called a travel is much less of a travel than the Halliburton side step/pivot foot drag. I liked the good old days where a travel was like getting pregnant…either you did or you didn’t – 4:47 PM
Fred Katz @FredKatz
Halftime. Pacers lead the Knicks 70-55.
• DiVincenzo 14 pts
• Burks 14 pts, 5-6 FGs
• Brunson 12 pts, 8 asts, 4-13 FGs
• Siakam 15-2-2
• Haliburton 16-2-3
Pacers shooting 76% on FGs and 8-12 (67%) from 3. – 4:46 PM
Scott Agness @ScottAgness
Knicks close the half with an 8-2 burst. Pacers shot 76%, led by 22 — and it’s 15 at the break, 70-55.
Pacers demeanor has been most impressive.
Haliburton scored 16 and Siakam has 15 as the Pacers are winning the war of attrition… – 4:46 PM
Tim Bontemps @TimBontemps
Halftime: Pacers 70, Knicks 55
Tyrese Haliburton has 16 and Pascal Siakam 15 for Indiana.
Per @ESPNStatsInfo, teams leading by at least 15 at half in a Game 7 are 20-0 all-time. – 4:46 PM
Tony East @TonyREast
Knicks close the half with five-straight points, but Siakam presvent it from being more with a nasty block at the buzzer. Pacers up 70-55 at halftime. They were excellent offensively that half but likely wish they were up more. Shooting 76.3% for a half is unreal. – 4:46 PM
Dave Early @DavidEarly
Siakam seems determined to figure out the difference to the officials between a Siakam post up and a Brunson post up. He’s making them basically define it. – 4:43 PM
Dave Early @DavidEarly
Siakam seems determined to figure out the difference to the officials between a Siakam post up and a Brunson post up – 4:42 PM
Tony East @TonyREast
Siakam got fouled and just punched the ball in mid air in front of him. It almost went in. Pacers are that hot this half. – 4:41 PM
Michael Pina @MichaelVPina
Knicks might have to stop doubling Siakam. He’s a skeleton key for Indy’s offense right now. – 4:34 PM
Kristian Winfield @Krisplashed
Knicks trail Pacers, 39-27, after the first quarter.
Some notes:
– Admirable for OG Anunoby to play tonight but he might be 40%
– Tyrese Haliburton (14 PTS, 5/7 FG, 4/5 3PT) is out for blood
– Brunson: 6 PTS, 3/8 FG
– Siakam: 11 PTS, 5/6 FG – 4:09 PM
Fred Katz @FredKatz
Through one quarter, the Pacers lead the Knicks 39-27.
• DiVincenzo 12 pts
• Brunson 6 pts, 5 asts
• Anunoby 5 pts
• Haliburton 14-2-3
• Siakam 11 pts
Pacers are 16-21 on FGs, 7-9 from 3 – 4:08 PM
Tony East @TonyREast
Well, the Pacers will take that start. They shoot 16/21 in the first quarter and lead the Knicks 39-26 after 12 minutes. Haliburton (14 points) and Siakam (11) both started strong. – 4:08 PM
Scott Agness @ScottAgness
More than their shot-making (76% shooting), the Pacers being comfortable and in control was the most important thing for them in the 1Q.
Haliburton-Siakam combined for 25 of their 39. Pacers’ lead is 12.
Haliburton with all 14 of his points over the last 4mins. – 4:07 PM
Steve Popper @StevePopper
Carlisle challenge is successful – and techs to DiVincenzo and Siakam. And how Johnson isn’t ejected I have no idea. – 3:57 PM
Tony East @TonyREast
Successful challenge. No foul on Haliburton. Double technical fouls on DiVincenzo and Siakam. – 3:57 PM
Jeff Zillgitt @JeffZillgitt
Pacers started game 10-for-11 from the field. Pascal Siakam 5-for-5 with 11 points.
Knicks’ Donte DiVincenzo 3-for-4 on 3s with nine points. – 3:56 PM
Stefan Bondy @SBondyNYDN
Pascal Siakam was doing his usual stall tactic so Pacers could decide whether to challenge. Donte tried to get him out of the way. Pascal shoved Donte. Hartenstein confronted Pascal. Somehow James Johnson got in the middle of it. – 3:56 PM
Steve Popper @StevePopper
Donte shoves Siakam out of the lane as he hangs in there to allow time for Pacers to review video and decide whether to challenge. – 3:55 PM
Tony East @TonyREast
DiVincenzo and Siakam have to be separated. James Johnson comes out and gets in the middle of things. – 3:53 PM
Tony East @TonyREast
11 points for Siakam already. Cooking so far after a terrific Game 6. – 3:52 PM
Scott Agness @ScottAgness
Siakam’s start has been excellent: 5 for 5 with 11 of their first 21 points.
Pacers have made 10 of their first 11 shots. – 3:52 PM
Scott Agness @ScottAgness
Pacers haven’t allowed their excitement (and some nerves) for today show, instead good poise and focus to start.
Siakam, who needs to have a big game, has six of their first 16 — attacking Anunoby at every chance. Credit OG for trying, but he is stiff. – 3:48 PM
Mike Vorkunov @MikeVorkunov
Kinda surprised Pacers haven’t tried to put more pressure on OG Anunoby so far. They’re trying now by getting Siakam involved. – 3:47 PM
Tony East @TonyREast
Brunson mid-range shot crawls in to get us started, but Siakam with a quick answer. – 3:42 PM
Ian Begley @IanBegley
“(IND established) Siakam on post-ups & isolations & shot 13-for-18 (in 2nd Q)…(NYK) started single up on Siakam (w/Hart as defender). But as Siakam scored more & (NYK) helped more, Turner & others cut & dove for easy baskets.”
Brendan Brown on IND-NYK: sny.tv/articles/break… – 12:19 PM
Ian Begley @IanBegley
“(IND established) Siakam on post-ups & isolations & he shoots 13-for-18…(NYK) started single up on Siakam (Hart defending him). But as Siakam scored more & (NYK) helped more, Turner & others cut & dove for easy baskets.”
Brendan Brown on IND-NYK: sny.tv/articles/break… – 1:45 PM
Myles Turner on Tyrese Haliburton: He’s definitely helped transcend my career, to say the least. I think the biggest thing with Tyrese is that he wants to pass more than he wants to score. When you think of a point guard, you’d think that would be the epitome of that, but in a league where scoring is paramount, it’s a rarity when you have guys like Tyrese who embrace that role of coming in and being a creator but can also step up when you need him. I think the sky’s the limit for him. The past two or three years since he’s been here, his ascension has been incredible. He’s been able to really help a franchise that was at its lowest and take it to new heights. When it comes to the debate of the best point guards, obviously I’m biased, but if you really sit there and break down his game and look at the numbers, he’s leading a historical offense. We’re one of the best offenses in NBA history. We just set a crazy percentage shooting from the field in Game 7. He’s leading all of that, and it’s not by accident. I think Tyrese is very special. He’s someone who can create not only for himself but for others. It’s really helped bring out the best in me. -via HoopsHype / May 21, 2024
ClutchPoints: Tyrese Haliburton: “I was thirsty!” Pacers PR: “It’s all good. I was trying to be subtle.” Pascal Siakam: “That was NOT subtle.” A Pacers staff member removed a non-NBA sponsor beverage during their press conference last night 🤣 (via @iPacersblog) pic.twitter.com/6sjHzMqbLk -via Twitter @ClutchPointsApp / May 21, 2024
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