Paul George showed up in Miami wearing this (above) and ended up hitting that shot (below) to send the game into overtime when nobody gave the Pacers a chance. Respect his gangster.
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Props to Carmelo Anthony for taking this hard to the rim, and extra props to Roy Hibbert for the stop. I’m surprised nobody dislocated an arm on this play.
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With the Pacers on the rise lead by the Most Improved Player of the Year and All-Star Paul George. It could be sooner than later that his apparel sponsor Nike decides to hook him up with signature branding. If and when that time comes, this George logo concept by Pacers fan and graphic designer Ariel Aurellano would be a pretty excellent place to start. See more of his work below.
TrackbackRoy Hibbert had himself a dunk on Ivan Johnson and Gerald Green followed the trend by hammering one down on Josh Smith. If you dig the Pacers, there is no need to decide which dunk was better, because we all know that two times is awesome.
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The transformation from Robin to Batman is complete for Paul George who won the 2012-13 Most Improved Player award in a landslide.
In his third NBA campaign, George averaged 17.4 points, 7.6 rebounds 4.1 assists and 1.8 steals per game. Leading the Pacers to the third best record in the eastern conference in the absence of team leader Danny Granger.
George received 52 first-place votes, from a panel of 120 sportswriters and broadcasters. While Greivis Vasquez and Larry Sanders finished second and third, respectively.
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Cool. Indiana Pacers fan, comedian and Criag’s cousin in all those Friday movies Mike Epps recorded a Pacers centered remix of the Trinidad James hit “All Gold Everything” with George Hill and the help of Amp Harris. Now your ears have the pleasure of checking it out. So enjoy it. Woo!
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Paul George records the second triple-double ever in Pacers franchise history during the playoffs. Racking up with 23 points, 12 assists, and 11 rebounds to lift the Pacers over the Hawks in Game 1.
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A bouncy Paul George throws the hammer down on the statically proven best interior defender in the league. Take that, math!
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