
Scott Agness
Pacers Beat Reporter at Fieldhouse Files: Scott Agness on the Indiana Pacers
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fieldhousefiles.com | Scott Agness
The Pacers hit the Cavaliers not once, but twice this week. So the message heading into Game 3 in Indianapolis was simple: keep them down and seize control of the series. Meanwhile, the Cavs were looking to rediscover their identity — and they had the reinforcements to do it. All-Stars Darius Garland and Evan Mobley, along with De’Andre Hunter, all went from questionable to game-time decisions to active.
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fieldhousefiles.com | Scott Agness
On Thursday afternoon, Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White used a timely reference to drive home her final message of the day. With the Cleveland Cavaliers scheduled to use the main floor at Gainbridge Fieldhouse for shootaround on Friday, the Fever held their practice there a day earlier than scheduled. It was on the Pacers’ City Edition court — the same floor set for Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals on Friday night.
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fieldhousefiles.com | Scott Agness
On this episode of the Fieldhouse Files podcast, I’ll look back on the Pacers’ improbable Game 2 comeback win in Cleveland, then be joined by Ryan Ruocco of ESPN. He’ll have the call of Game 3 on Friday night (with Cory Alexander, Angel Gray).
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fieldhousefiles.com | Scott Agness
After taking Game 1 on Sunday, the Pacers were eager for more. This is a group that’s not content, but rather driven to get back to the Eastern Conference Finals. Going up 2-0 on the road will go a long way toward that goal. The Cavaliers had three key players on the injury report and all three were unable to go — so they were without Darius Garland (left great big toe sprain), Evan Mobley (left ankle sprain), and De'Andre Hunter (right thumb sprain).
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fieldhousefiles.com | Scott Agness
Before we all turn our attention to Game 2 of the Pacers’ series in Cleveland Tuesday night, there was basketball earlier in the day at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The Indiana Fever returned to Salesforce Court after having Monday off — standard following a back-to-back. On my drive back from Iowa City that day, I couldn’t help but think about how it wasn’t even a year ago that the WNBA announced full-season charter flights. Previously, part of the team’s “off” day would have been spent traveling.
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If Pacers-Bucks Game 5 is necessary, it’ll be Tuesday, April 29 at 7pm on NBA TV and FDSN.

At the buzzer: Pacers hold off late charge by Bucks to take 2-0 series lead: https://t.co/yjbaS1fGoz My live postgame show starts shortly: https://t.co/zjcVeYPOyp

Pacers become the first playoff team to go up 2-0 in their series — 123-115 wire-to-wire win over the Bucks. Siakam (24/11) and Nembhard (17) made b2b 3s after 13-0 run got Bucks to within two. Haliburton had 21-5-12. Next: G3 on Friday.