
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


PARIS — Two days later and it was a much different result for the Pacers than in game 1 against the San Antonio Spurs. From a 30-point loss to a massive 38-point win Saturday evening here in Paris, France.
Tyrese Haliburton erupted for 16 straight points in the third quarter to put them up by 12, then wasn’t even need in the fourth quarter as they ballooned their lead in a 136-98 win.
The Pacers improved to 25-20 with the win, a split of the pair of NBA Global Games
“We played a lot better and we needed to do a lot of things better,” head coach Rick Carlisle said afterward.
“We obviously needed to do a better job on Victor (Wembanyama). I thought Myles Turner played a great game today and just did a lot of things that you don't see 6-11 centers in this league doing: Picking up full court, sprinting from end to end, busting over screens, busting over pick-and-roll screens when he's guarding a guy who's 7-4 handling (the ball). Just a very unique situation so Myles played a tremendous game.”
I am the only Indy reporter in Paris for the trip. Here's my postgame recap from Accor Arena, where a sold-out crowd of 15,979 saw the Pacers answer their second-biggest loss of the season with their biggest win.
-----
Follow Scott on Twitter and Instagram, and read his work on fieldhousefiles.com.
By Scott Agness4.6
7171 ratings
PARIS — Two days later and it was a much different result for the Pacers than in game 1 against the San Antonio Spurs. From a 30-point loss to a massive 38-point win Saturday evening here in Paris, France.
Tyrese Haliburton erupted for 16 straight points in the third quarter to put them up by 12, then wasn’t even need in the fourth quarter as they ballooned their lead in a 136-98 win.
The Pacers improved to 25-20 with the win, a split of the pair of NBA Global Games
“We played a lot better and we needed to do a lot of things better,” head coach Rick Carlisle said afterward.
“We obviously needed to do a better job on Victor (Wembanyama). I thought Myles Turner played a great game today and just did a lot of things that you don't see 6-11 centers in this league doing: Picking up full court, sprinting from end to end, busting over screens, busting over pick-and-roll screens when he's guarding a guy who's 7-4 handling (the ball). Just a very unique situation so Myles played a tremendous game.”
I am the only Indy reporter in Paris for the trip. Here's my postgame recap from Accor Arena, where a sold-out crowd of 15,979 saw the Pacers answer their second-biggest loss of the season with their biggest win.
-----
Follow Scott on Twitter and Instagram, and read his work on fieldhousefiles.com.

30,187 Listeners

389 Listeners

3,851 Listeners

2,871 Listeners

255 Listeners

113 Listeners

294 Listeners

238 Listeners

136 Listeners

360 Listeners

5,442 Listeners

432 Listeners

14,286 Listeners

63 Listeners

2,030 Listeners