There aren't many optimistic things to functional from your favorite team being this crappy, but if put to stint on finding a silver lining, getting cut-price tickets while living away from Indiana is definitely one. For just under $150, my old lady and I got seats 4 rows back, above-board across from the bench. Since I don't get to take care of many games from out here, I ratiocination I'd give a individual take on the game from a fan who's followed closely without in reality seeing the team bet much this year.
I'll also add a few pictures and videos as we go and note that 's little woman and daughter were sitting about 5 feet from us. [The estimate from our seats. The lass sitting just past the blonde domestic (all you can see is her hair) is Pierce's wife, their daughter was continual all around the area] Unfortunately, the bold was so awful that I'm not sure there's much case to talk about the actual game.
Instead I'll essay to provide some insight into smaller details and amalgam in unrelated anecdotes from the game. The staggering takeaway from this game for me is that the Pacers are depressed. They want/need this period to end. I'm forthrightly not sure if I saying a smile from the blue and gold for the entire game. Guys on the bench looked bored and the guys in the trade were often just common through the motions.
Obviously, being down 20+ most of the scheme doesn't help, but they were like this from the tip-off. It fact couldn't be any more apparent how much these guys are just done with this season. Towards the uppermost of the depressed bibliography were Granger and Dunleavy (and understandably so). [Okay I lied, Hibbert looks to be smiling here, maybe] I divine the best we can longing for from the lie of this season is continued blowouts - they fashion JOB's demise likelier and wrest him to play some of the younger players.
Maybe Price wouldn't have played at all were it not for Ford's injury, but it was still delightful to pay the way for him get some run. [A exquisite Price sighting!] But back to JOB. At this point, it almost seems dig he would rather get fired too and just be put out of his misery. He just looks sorry (and from the latest interviews, sounds like it too).
This next illustrate is blurry, but I get the impression this is how he looks to the players by now (and he perhaps sounds twin Charlie Brown's teacher). [Is he pointing at me or Hibbert? Cause I was kinda hoping for a DNP-CD tonight…] So this courageous undeniable wasn't remarkably telling of the Pacers, other than that they throw of suck this year and are susceptible to blowouts, especially on the road. It was worthy to see Price get in there and for Dr. Hibbert to have a usefulness game.
But overall, it was quite sad to watch this team and their body language. Now I read why Ford was dancing when he tenderness he was getting traded - going to another set would be a welcome respite from what's going on in Indiana.
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