Community Picks: Indiana Pacers 0% vs Atlanta Hawks 0%

It's been 11 meetings since Indiana and Atlanta played a game that required a triple-digit point total for a victory, and the Pacers visit the Hawks on Sunday hoping for a third win in the four-game season series as well as a fourth straight overall in a game among teams jockeying for Eastern Conference playoff positions. The Pacers (35-30) have won two of three meetings this season after the Hawks won the previous four as part of a 6-5 span in the series during which the losing team has never scored more than 98 points. The same goes for the last 10 scores at the end of regulation for the Hawks (37-29) and their opponents. Continue to Article

March 13, 2016 1:02:am EST

The Atlanta Hawks just ignored the Memphis Grizzlies' staggering list of injured players. Paul Millsap scored 21 points, and the Hawks used balanced scoring to beat the depleted Grizzlies 95-83 on Saturday night. Before the game, the Grizzlies said guard Mike Conley will miss at least three to four weeks with Achilles tendinitis in his left foot. Continue to Article

March 12, 2016 10:50:pm EST

(The Sports Xchange) - Highlights of Saturday's National Basketball Association games: Pacers 112, Mavericks 105 Indiana star Paul George shook off a cold-shooting first half, George Hill knocked down three crucial 3-pointers and three players with Dallas ties helped the Pacers knock off the struggling Mavericks 112-105 in a rare Saturday matinee. The Pacers, who made their first 25 free throws and finished 27-of-29, never trailed in the second half, but Dallas sliced an 11-point deficit to 92-91 with 5:28 to go in the fourth period. ... Continue to Article

March 12, 2016 10:30:pm EST

March 12 (The Sports Xchange) - Highlights of Saturday's National Basketball Association games: Pacers 112, Mavericks 105 Indiana star Paul George shook off a cold-shooting first half, George Hill knocked down three crucial 3-pointers and three players with Dallas ties helped the Pacers knock off the struggling Mavericks 112-105 in a rare Saturday matinee. The Pacers, who made their first 25 free throws and finished 27-of-29, never trailed in the second half, but Dallas sliced an 11-point deficit to 92-91 with 5:28 to go in the fourth period. ... Continue to Article

March 12, 2016 10:11:pm EST