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January 10, 2015
7:30 PM ET
Wells Fargo Center - Philadelphia, PA


Indiana Pacers
15-23, 4th in Central Division, 9th in Eastern Conference

Starting 5


Rotation
PG - C.J. Watson | Donald Sloan
SG - Rodney Stuckey | Chris Copeland
SF - Solomon Hill
PF - David West | Luis Scola | Lavoy Allen | Damjan Rudez
C - Roy Hibbert | Ian Mahinmi | Shayne Whittington


Philadelphia 76ers
6-29, 4th in Atlantic Division, 14th in Eastern Conference

[b]Starting 5


Rotation
PG - Michael Carter-Williams | Tony Wroten
SG - K.J. McDaniels | Hollis Thompson
SF - Robert Covington | Jerami Grant | Malcolm Thomas
PF - Luc Richard Mbah a Moute | JaKarr Sampson | Furkan Aldemir
C - Nerlens Noel | Henry Sims

Injury Report
Pacers
Paul George (leg) - Likely out for season
George Hill (groin) - Out

76ers
Jason Richardson (knee, foot) - Out
Joel Embiid (back) - Out
Andrei Kirilenko (suspension) - Out
Hollis Thompson (illness) - Questionable

The Tradition

Embarrassing.

I really miss PG...


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Seriously, what a joke. I know every team has bad losses, but COME ON. 1 game out of 8th seed or not, this team really isn't good enough without GHill and PG to do anything in the playoffs besides get swept by the Hawks.

David West is too good to put up with this stuff. It's really hard not to want to pack it all in after a week like this.

Well, that sucks. I didn't manage to watch the game because I was sick so I don't know what exactly went wrong.

According to the box score our starting line-up played fairly well but we didn't get anything out of our bench (CJ Miles' injury probably played a role in that). Shooting 30/42 from the charity stripe at a close game like this hurts as well

Losing sucks, and losing to the Sixers suck even more, but in the big picture, the bottom of the East still looks pretty bad. We're still on track for a low playoff seed as far as I'm concerned.

But this Sixers' loss and the earlier Lakers' loss are good reminders that the Pacers are not really very good either.

West was killing it, gagh.