Matthew Glenesk
Sports Content Coach at IndyStar
Often mistaken for Rick Moranis. When I'm not shrinking my two kids, I'm a sports editor (colleges, high schools, Fever) for @indystarsports. #COYS
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1 day ago |
indystar.com | Matthew Glenesk
Pacers vs Cavaliers Game 5 box score, stats: How Indiana eliminated Cleveland Matthew GleneskTyrese Haliburton had a monster game with 31 points and Andrew Nembhard (18) and Pascal Siakam (21) played major roles, too. Revisiting predictions: Virtually no one picked Pacers to beat Cavs this series. We kept receiptsHere's the box score from Tuesday night's eliminator. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.
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1 day ago |
pal-item.com | Matthew Glenesk
It's back to the Eastern Conference finals for the Indiana Pacers. The Pacers rallied from an early 19-point deficit to close out the top-seed Cavaliers with a 114-105 Game 5 win in Cleveland. Tyrese Haliburton had a monster game with 31 points and Andrew Nembhard (18) and Pascal Siakam (21) played major roles, too.
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1 day ago |
indystar.com | Matthew Glenesk
The Cavaliers won 64 games in the regular season and then completed a historic first round sweep of the Heat, winning by a NBA-record +122. They were heavy favorites to beat the Pacers next. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Virtually no one outside of Indiana picked the Pacers to win the Eastern Conference semifinals. We kept the receipts. Of the 50 series predictions we found, 48 went with the Cavaliers. One writer declared, "It's impossible to pick against them." The two who did?
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1 day ago |
pal-item.com | Matthew Glenesk
The Cavaliers won 64 games in the regular season and then completed a historic first round sweep of the Heat, winning by a NBA-record +122. They were heavy favorites to beat the Pacers next. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Virtually no one outside of Indiana picked the Pacers to win the Eastern Conference semifinals. We kept the receipts. Of the 50 series predictions we found, 48 went with the Cavaliers. One writer declared, "It's impossible to pick against them." The two who did?
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2 days ago |
indystar.com | Matthew Glenesk
Game 5: Pacers at Cavs, 7 p.m., Tuesday; TV: TNT, truTV, MaxThis starting to become habit. “First off, I just want to say, the Pacers were absolutely brilliant in this game," Windhorst said. "And the Pacers since Jan. 1 are 41-16, which is the kind of winning a 59-win team would have. And so you look at this series and you say, ‘One team is way better than the other team.’ Actually there isn’t that much difference between them, and the Pacers are playing great.
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RT @ctannous98: Pacers defeat Cavs, advancing to the Eastern Conference finals @indystar https://t.co/QkQSatfoEf https://t.co/EgJ2Uhsek8
As happy as #Pacers are to have proven last year wasn't a fluke, they enter this year's Eastern Conference Finals with a strong belief their season shouldn't end there. @DustinDopirak from #YesCers' Game 5 closeout: https://t.co/MSZ4Qvyu8Z
#Pacers are back in Eastern Conference finals for a second year in a row. Here's a step-by-step construction of an unlikely NBA contender: via @DustinDopirak: https://t.co/LPlCes3b8Z
