What grade do you give the Pacers for their offseason?

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What grade do you give the Pacers for their offseason?

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Re: What grade do you give the Pacers for their offseason?

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Post #2 » by watpho71 » Tue Sep 25, 2018 1:20 am

This is a good team. Nothing glamorous, but they seem to check all the boxes; shooting, size, quickness, defense, coaching. Would not be surprised if this is the second seed in the East, shocked if they are lower than fifth. Evans coming off a solid season and appears healthy was a very nice addition. Last years rotation pretty much in place, although O'Quinn and McDermott adding to their depth chart. I really like Holiday with the 21st pick. There seems to be a UCLA connection with this franchise.

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