Pacers Apr 2005 Archive

• Reggie Scores 33 Points, 15 In The Fourth Quarter

  Yahoo! | Apr 28, 2005

  The Indiana Pacers have taken a 2-1 series lead with an impressive 99-76 victory over the Boston Celtics.

• Stern Praises Pacers Coach Carlisle

  FoxSports.com | Apr 26, 2005

  NBA Commissioner David Stern spoke highly of Indiana Pacers coach David Carlisle in regards to the Pacers making the playoffs in spite of the potpourri of injuries and suspensions they endured during the course of the season.

• Vintage Reggie All Over Again

  RealGM | Apr 26, 2005

  Reggie Miller turned in another great playoff performance, scoring 28 points to lead the Pacers to an 82-79 come from behind victory in Boston.

• Boston Controls Game 1 With 102-82 Win

  RealGM | Apr 23, 2005

  Raef LaFrentz gave the Celtics an unexpected 21 points on 8-9 shooting, including all five of his 3-pointers to give Boston an early 1-0 series lead.

• Pierce Speaks Out On Void Left By Artest's Absence

  The Boston Hearld | Apr 23, 2005

  The Boston Celtics will meet the Indiana Pacers tonight in a best of seven series that will be short only one player.

• Artest Trial To Begin August 1st

  ESPN | Apr 22, 2005

  The trials for the five Indiana players involved in the November brawl at the Pacers-Pistons game will begin Aug.

• Pacers Win Reggie's Final Regular Season Home Game

  Yahoo! | Apr 21, 2005

  Reggie Miller's final regular season home game was an emotional won, but also a victorious one.

• Anthony Johnson Suspended For Mourning Punch

  Indiana Pacers PR | Apr 18, 2005

  Indiana Pacers guard Anthony Johnson has been suspended one game without pay for throwing a punch at Miami Heat center Alonzo Mourning, it was announced today by Stu Jackson, NBA Senior Vice President Basketball Operations.

• Shaq Leaves Game With Bruised Thigh

  Seattle Times | Apr 18, 2005

  Shaquille O'Neal bruised his right thigh yesterday just before halftime against the Indiana Pacers and missed the remainder of the game.

• O'Neal Returns

  Yahoo! | Apr 17, 2005

  Jermaine O'Neal was activated from the IL and scored 17 points for the Pacers in an 84-80 loss to Miami.

• Reggie Leads Pacers Into Playoffs

  ESPN | Apr 14, 2005

  Reggie Miller scored 7 points of his 22 points in 22 seconds to lead the Pacers to a comeback win versus the New Jersey Nets.

• Clinch Wednesday In The NBA

  NBA PR | Apr 13, 2005

  With most teams having only about five games or so left to play, tonight looks to be an evening in the NBA full of clinghings and eleiminations.

• J. O'Neal Believes Age Limit Rule Is Racist

  ESPN | Apr 12, 2005

  Jermaine O'Neal has gone through a season of frustration with the league office and now add the potential Age 20 rule to his list.

• Miller Overtakes West On All-Time Scoring List

  Sun-Sentinel | Apr 12, 2005

  With his 19 points scored last night in the Pacers 94-90 victory over the Toronto Raptors, shooting guard Reggie Miller, in his final NBA season, overtook Jerry West for 12th in NBA all-time scoring.

• Sweetney Hits Buzzer Beater To Break Knicks' Streak

  Yahoo! | Apr 10, 2005

  Michael Sweetney scored a career-high 20 points and hit a rebound basket in the final second of overtime Sunday and the New York Knicks beat the Indiana Pacers 113-112, ending their longest losing streak in 20 years at nine games.

• Good Times Keep Rolling For Miller And The Pacers

  Yahoo! | Apr 9, 2005

  Reggie Miller scored 18 points Friday night to lead the Pacers to their season-high sixth straight win, 93-83 over the Washington Wizards.

• Five Pacers To Be Tried Separately

  Yahoo! | Apr 8, 2005

  Five Indiana Pacers players charged due to the brawl in November at the Palace in Auburn Hills, will be tried separately.

• Ilgauskas Doubtful For Wednesday Following Loss To Nets

  Cleveland Cavaliers PR | Apr 6, 2005

  The Cleveland Cavalies, in the midst of all the Paxson drama, might also be shorthanded on Wednesday versus Indiana.

• Miller Receives Warm Reception In Final MSG Game

  Yahoo! | Apr 6, 2005

  On unofficial 'Reggie Miller Night' at Madison Square Garden, Stephen Jackson stole the show, scoring 33 points.

• Spike And Reggie To Have It Out One Last Time

  NorthJersey.com | Apr 5, 2005

  Tonight’s game pitting the Indiana Pacers versus the New York Knicks will be future Hall Of Fame shooting guard, Reggie Miller’s last game in Madison Square Garden.

• Artest On Stage; Performs First Live Rap Gig

  The Indianapolis Star | Apr 5, 2005

  His season may be over but his rap career is just beginning.

• Jamal Tinsley Frustrated By Slow Diagnosis

  The Indianapolis Star | Apr 4, 2005

  Indiana Pacers point guard Jamaal Tinsley believes he could be back on the court by now if doctors hadn’t been so slow to find out the problem in his left foot.

• Miller And Davis Take Home 'Player Of The Week' Awards

  NBA PR | Apr 4, 2005

  Indiana Pacers’ Reggie Miller and Golden State’s Baron Davis today were named the Eastern Conference and Western Conference Players of the Week, respectively, for games played Monday, March 28 through Sunday, April 3.

• League Office: Artest's Return Would Have Created 'Buzz'

  NY Daily News | Apr 3, 2005

  The New York Daily News is reporting that David Stern's decision to uphold Ron Artest's suspension was not a unanimous decision.

• Pacers Beat Heat For 12th Straight Time

  RealGM | Apr 1, 2005

  Stephen Jackson's 3-pointer with 0.2 seconds left sent the Pacers into overtime, where they ultimately prevailed over the Heat 114-108.