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5/17/2012 NBA Playoffs, Second Round - Game Thread #3: Pacers Vs. Heat

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    WITNESS THIS!


    -VS-




    Game Time Start: 7:00 PM EST
    Where: The Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, IN
    Officials: D. Crawford, T. Brothers, J. Goble, D. Collins

    Media Notes: Indiana Notes, Miami Notes
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    1

    5-2
    Home: 2-1
    1

    5-2
    Away: 1-1
    May 20
    May 22
    May 24
    May 26
    vs
    at
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    at

    If Necessary

    If Necessary
    C
    PF
    SF
    SG
    PG
    HIBBERT
    WEST
    GRANGER
    GEORGE
    HILL
    C
    PF
    SF
    SG
    PG
    TURIAF
    HASLEM
    JAMES
    WADE
    CHALMERS


    Pacers
    None to report



    Heat
    Chris Bosh - Lower Abdominal Strain (out indefinitely)

    Jared Wade: Taking Away the Three and Marginalizing Miami’s Role Players

    The Heat’s second best player has shot like trash in this series. After shooting 8-for-22
    last night, as noted by Brian Windhorst of ESPN.com, Dwayne Wade is now 4-for-19
    (21%) on jump shots in two games against Indiana. While Frank Vogel has credited this
    to how well Paul George has been playing defense (which is mostly true), this isn’t just
    a second-round issue for Wade. Including the Knicks series, he is now 12-for-49 (25%)
    on jumpers during the playoffs. That is horrible and if he continues to shoot at that rate
    outside the paint, the Miami Heat have no chance to beat the Pacers. They really don’t.

    Most onlookers would expect Wade to turn it around, however. And even if he can’t get
    out of his jump-shooting slump, he is such a dynamic and versatile scorer that he will
    find ways to put points on the board. He is still among the most lethal penetrators in
    league history, a Maserrati on the break and a fixture at the free-throw line. His
    individual talent to score remains the second-biggest concern for the Pacers (following,
    ya know, the talents of that other guy.)

    Conversely, it really isn’t Wade that the Heat should be concerned about.

    What they need to fix is the lack of production from their one-dimensional supporting
    cast. Because the rest of the team is shooting just as poorly as Wade. In 160 combined
    minutes during Game 2, the other eight players who entered the game other than
    James and Wade scored just 23 points on 9-for-34 FGs (26.5%). In Game 1, over 140
    combined minutes, Miami players not named LeBron, Wade or Bosh scored 21 points
    on 7-for-21 (33%) shooting. And being even that useful required a 4-for-4, 9-point
    performance from Joel Antony, a career 2.7 point per game scorer.

    Part of the Plan

    For the Pacers, this is all going according to strategy. Frank Vogel was on 1070 The
    Fan radion in Indiana this morning and discussed how his team is focusing on taking
    away Miami’s role players.

    “[We're] very focused on what those guys’ strengths are,” said Vogel. “All their role
    players are capable of much greater production than they put forth last night. But
    they are sort of limited in what can do. They’re either drivers or shooters or dunkers
    at the basket. But they’re not versatile, they’re not multi-weapon type of guys. So if
    you just dial in to taking away their one strength, they’re guys that can be limited.”

    The number-one way to minimize the Heat’s bench is to take away their ability to
    shoot open three-point looks. There are very few ways any of them can hurt you
    other than by making triples. And it is something they do very well.

    Throughout the regular season...CONTINUE READING AT 8p9s




    3-on-3 preview: Heat-Pacers, Game 3

    In another installment of the Heat Index's 3-on-3 series, our writers give their takes on
    the storylines before the Heat visit the Pacers for Game 3 of the Eastern Conference
    semifinals.


    1. Fact or Fiction: Dwyane Wade should have been suspended.

    Tom Haberstroh: Fiction. Although, I've gone both ways on this one. Darren Collison
    decelerated slightly for the pass, so I'm not sure it was all Wade's fault for the sheer
    velocity of impact. But I can't shake the feeling that this wasn't a fully objective ruling. I
    keep asking myself the following three "What Ifs": What if Collison and Wade switched
    places? What if Chris Bosh wasn't out indefinitely? What if the Heat were up 2-0 instead of
    split in the series? We'll never know.

    Michael Wallace: Fiction. I thought a Flagrant 1 was adequate punishment to fit the
    crime. As it turned out, that extra possession Indiana got as a result of Wade's message-
    sending cheap shot ended up costing the Heat in a 3-point loss. I will say this: Had Wade
    or LeBron been hit from behind like that, my guess is the call would have been more harsh
    under the same circumstances.

    Brian Windhorst: Fiction. It was a cheap shot hit and was properly called a flagrant
    foul. It would've been interesting had it been called a flagrant-2 foul and they had to
    review it and decide whether Wade should've stayed in the game. Joey Crawford was all
    over the play, made the call and the league stood by him. It was proper.


    2. Fact or Fiction: Heat need Haslem to step up more than Miller

    Haberstroh: Fact. Haslem has played worse than just about anybody left in the
    playoffs and the Heat don't have anyone who can score underneath. If they can just get
    Haslem to provide 10 points with some mid-range jumpers and put-backs, it would open
    up so much in LeBron James and Wade's games, especially in the pick-and-roll.

    Wallace: Fact. Only because Shane Battier, Mario Chalmers or James Jones are
    capable of giving Miami the shooting Mike Miller is supposed to provide. With Chris Bosh
    out, Miami doesn't have any other bigs who as effective as Haslem could be in the pick-
    and-roll game with Wade and LeBron. Who else is going to grab 10 rebounds if needed?
    Haslem must first give Erik Spoelstra a reason to play him more than the 12 minutes he
    got in Game 2.

    Windhorst: Fact. Well, the Heat need somebody to step up, anyone. But Haslem
    would be a bigger boost because if he was able to get his jumper going he would be a
    threat in the pick-and-roll game. With Bosh gone, the Heat's favorite play has been
    gutted because the Pacers do not respect whoever is in the play unless it is Wade and
    LeBron.


    3. Fact or Fiction: You expect the foul disparity to even out in Game 2.

    Haberstroh: Fact. I would say that a breakout game of the Heat's supporting
    cast is just around the corner, but I look at Haslem and Miller limping up and down
    the floor and I can't help but wonder if there's something more that's plaguing this
    team. The Pacers are healthy, hungry and home for the next two games. This is a
    toss-up, to me.

    Wallace: Fiction. I'd go 55/45 still in favor of the Heat. Miami still has the
    league MVP in James and a top-5 player in Wade on the roster. Two more baskets
    from anyone else on the roster the other night would've put the Heat ahead 2-0
    right now. You could also look at it another way and say that if the refs didn't hold
    back Indy in Game 1, the Pacers could also be up 2-0. So in essence, that does
    mean this thing is essentially anyone's series to win.

    Windhorst: Fiction. The Heat have the two-best players and overall more
    experience. They still have the edge but it is much closer, there's a much smaller
    margin for error with Bosh out.




    Zach Harper: Nice win, Indiana. Please get in the paint.

    I’d like to congratulate the Indiana Pacers on stealing a road playoff game against one
    of the best home teams in the NBA. It wasn’t pretty by any means and it seemed like
    both teams were giving the game away throughout the final couple minutes. However,
    a win is a win in the playoffs and even the poor play by Indiana down the stretch
    doesn’t change the fact that the series is now evened up at one game apiece.

    That’s pretty huge for the Pacers to be heading back to Indiana after stealing home
    court advantage.

    Here’s the thing though: The Pacers are in some serious trouble.

    The Heat looked completely disjointed on offense while trying to adjust to life without
    Chris Bosh. Sure they scored 53 points in the second half of Game 1, but last night
    was a fantastic combination of really good, aggressive defense by the Pacers and
    utter confusion and a stalemate execution by Miami.

    I think the Pacers defense will be fine against the Miami Heat. Paul George seems to
    have figured out that his length can make up for any physical advantage Dwyane
    Wade might have over him. Until Dwyane adjusts and figures out that he needs to do
    his damage away from the ball and heading toward the basket coming off of screens,
    George should be able to bother him and hope Wade isn’t just making really hard
    jumpers.

    Granger’s effort on LeBron in the second half was great because he seemed to know
    exactly how to get him to dribble toward the help and take away his driving lanes.
    We’ve seen a lot in LeBron’s career recently that if he doesn’t have any daylight to
    dribble into the paint, he seems to get confused on what he should do. He gets
    complacent with his offensive attack and just relies on bad pull-up jumpers. In the
    first half of Game 2, he got into the paint and used that floater he’s been perfecting.
    When the Pacers took away the paint in the second half, he had to rely on a lot of
    effort plays (offensive rebounds, quick post-ups for position) to get points inside.

    The thing I worry about with the Pacers is their offense. It’s extremely basic and it’s
    going away from everything they’re good at.

    Want to know why Danny Granger has been so bad in the first two games? Aside
    from LeBron James suffocating him like an insecure and overbearing boyfriend
    that is dating out of his league, the Pacers fail to recognize whenever Granger
    might actually have an advantage.

    On this play in particular, the Pacers have a chance to post Granger on the right
    block with Mike Miller guarding him. If George makes the pass right away, Turiaf
    probably dives toward the post to help and it gives Hibbert and his unending
    length a clear area right at the basket. It looks like LeBron is anticipating a lob
    pass here but a quick fake reversal pass to David West at his sweet spot
    probably makes LeBron retreat. Instead George just seems completely lost with
    the basketball.

    When Paul George misses the entry pass right away, it allows Ronny Turiaf to
    help over from Hibbert and that takes away the pass altogether. The problem I
    have with this play is it seems like it was designed as misdirection on the post-
    up to run Granger off of a screen to get him a jumper from 20 feet.

    When Granger comes off the screen, LeBron is there in help defense to knock
    the pass away (he jumps the screen perfectly) and get the Heat a transition
    score the other way.

    It’s really impossible to see why George Hill thought it was a good idea to make
    this pass. LeBron is right there waiting to switch on the screen.

    This steal leads to many people being shocked that Norris Cole can dunk a
    basketball and me wanting to pull my hair out. They had a post up with Granger
    on a guy who can’t check him and instead of making the easy post-entry pass
    or adjusting their play...CONTINUE READING AT HOOPSPEAK




    Pacers
    Mike Wells @MikeWellsNBA
    Jared Wade @8pts9secs
    Tim Donahue @TimDonahue8p9s
    Tom Lewis @indycornrows
    Ian Levy @HickoryHigh


    Heat
    Brian Windhorst @windhorstESPN
    Tom Haberstroh @tomhaberstroh
    Peninsula is Mightier @DavidDwork
    This is the darkest timeline.

  • #2
    Re: 5/17/2012 NBA Playoffs, Second Round - Game Thread #3: Pacers Vs. Heat

    Gold Swagger. Let's do this.

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    • #3
      Re: 5/17/2012 NBA Playoffs, Second Round - Game Thread #3: Pacers Vs. Heat

      We will win this one

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      • #4
        Re: 5/17/2012 NBA Playoffs, Second Round - Game Thread #3: Pacers Vs. Heat

        The Heat role player I'm a little worried about is James Jones. The others I don't see kicking their struggles on the road against a good Indy crowd.

        Harper is totally on point. We need to pound at the Heat over and over. Take Lebron out of the game with physicality. If we are this year's Mavs, Wade will continue to shoot poorly and be unreliable. Keep the good help defense rolling, not turn the ball over too much (Looking at you, George Hill.), take the rebounding advantage again, and score inside, we've got a great shot at taking the series lead.
        You Got The Tony!!!!!!

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        • #5
          Re: 5/17/2012 NBA Playoffs, Second Round - Game Thread #3: Pacers Vs. Heat

          "George's athleticism is bananas!" - Marc J. Spears

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          • #6
            Re: 5/17/2012 NBA Playoffs, Second Round - Game Thread #3: Pacers Vs. Heat

            man I'm so pissed I have school tonight, finals are next week, I need to get out, I need to watch the Pacers.

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            • #7
              Re: 5/17/2012 NBA Playoffs, Second Round - Game Thread #3: Pacers Vs. Heat

              1. Fact or Fiction: Dwyane Wade should have been suspended.

              Tom Haberstroh: Fiction. Although, I've gone both ways on this one. Darren Collison
              decelerated slightly for the pass, so I'm not sure it was all Wade's fault for the sheer
              velocity of impact. But I can't shake the feeling that this wasn't a fully objective ruling. I
              keep asking myself the following three "What Ifs": What if Collison and Wade switched
              places? What if Chris Bosh wasn't out indefinitely? What if the Heat were up 2-0 instead of
              split in the series? We'll never know.

              Michael Wallace: Fiction. I thought a Flagrant 1 was adequate punishment to fit the
              crime. As it turned out, that extra possession Indiana got as a result of Wade's message-
              sending cheap shot ended up costing the Heat in a 3-point loss. I will say this: Had Wade
              or LeBron been hit from behind like that, my guess is the call would have been more harsh
              under the same circumstances.

              Brian Windhorst: Fiction. It was a cheap shot hit and was properly called a flagrant
              foul. It would've been interesting had it been called a flagrant-2 foul and they had to
              review it and decide whether Wade should've stayed in the game. Joey Crawford was all
              over the play, made the call and the league stood by him. It was proper.
              All I can say is, BULL. ****.
              Senior at the University of Louisville.
              Greenfield ---> The Ville

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              • #8
                Re: 5/17/2012 NBA Playoffs, Second Round - Game Thread #3: Pacers Vs. Heat

                Won't be around the game thread. TV is in another room and I want to devote myself to the game.

                Will check in at half time and later tonight.

                All I can say is.



                I love this team!

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                • #9
                  Re: 5/17/2012 NBA Playoffs, Second Round - Game Thread #3: Pacers Vs. Heat

                  Originally posted by Steagles View Post
                  All I can say is, BULL. ****.
                  Your new avatar fills me with pure, unadulterated joy.

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                  • #10
                    Re: 5/17/2012 NBA Playoffs, Second Round - Game Thread #3: Pacers Vs. Heat

                    Ya'll ready for this? Hope to see BLF bouncing like the old MSA days!

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                    • #11
                      Re: 5/17/2012 NBA Playoffs, Second Round - Game Thread #3: Pacers Vs. Heat

                      Soo... they're starting Dexter Pittman.

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                      • #12
                        Re: 5/17/2012 NBA Playoffs, Second Round - Game Thread #3: Pacers Vs. Heat

                        Alright, enough with the top 10 Lebron weiner gagging, let's get on to the game

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                        • #13
                          Re: 5/17/2012 NBA Playoffs, Second Round - Game Thread #3: Pacers Vs. Heat

                          Does anyone know why the audio pass will not work on NBA.com??? HELP!!
                          Abba Zaba, your my only friend.

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                          • #14
                            Re: 5/17/2012 NBA Playoffs, Second Round - Game Thread #3: Pacers Vs. Heat

                            Turning off PD, it makes the games even more stressful for me, I'll see you all at halftime!

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                            • #15
                              Re: 5/17/2012 NBA Playoffs, Second Round - Game Thread #3: Pacers Vs. Heat

                              Lets go !!!!
                              Counting down the days untill DJ Augustin's contract expires.

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