Posted on 20 April 2011. Tags: bulls, chicago-bulls, considers-him, darren-collison, expect-tomorrow, feeling-better, frank-vogel, harry-podcast, indiana-pacers, montieth, official, podcasts, team-prognosis, the-official, thursday
Updated: April 20, 2011, 5:50 PM ET By Mark Montieth Special to ESPNChicago.com Archive INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Pacers point guard Darren Collison, who sprained his left ankle in the second quarter of Monday’s game against the Chicago Bulls, remains optimistic he can play on Thursday in Game 3. Carmen, Jurko and Harry Podcast Pacers coach Frank Vogel joined “Carmen, Jurko & Harry” to discuss the Bulls series More Podcasts » Pacers coach Frank Vogel, however, is preparing as if he won’t. Collison was dressed for Wednesday’s practice but did not participate in live action
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Posted on 20 April 2011. Tags: brink, chicago, darren-collison, derrick-rose, frank-vogel, indiana-pacers, pacers, push-the-pacers, seven-rebounds, thursday
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Pacers are close to having a 2-0 lead against the Chicago Bulls. And now they could be short-handed going into Game 3 on Thursday night. Interim coach Frank Vogel said point guard Darren Collison is doubtful after spraining his left ankle in the second quarter of Game 2
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Posted on 20 April 2011. Tags: chicago, indiana, kevin-durant, krissy-myers, magic-johnson, media, nba, oklahoma-city, philadelphia, writers
TORONTO — Former Utah Jazz coach Jerry Sloan, Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant, and the Indiana Pacers’ media relations department have been honored by the Professional Basketball Writers Association for combining excellence in their field and cooperation with the media. Sloan, who retired this season, was unanimously chosen Wednesday as the winner of the inaugural Rudy Tomjanovich award, recognized for his helpfulness during his 23-year Hall of Fame career. Durant, the NBA’s scoring champion, won the Magic Johnson award, given to a player whose on-court performance is complemented by his willingness to assist the media.
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Posted on 20 April 2011. Tags: chicago, david-benner, helpfulness, indiana-pacers, kevin-durant, krissy-myers, magic-johnson, nba, philadelphia, willingness, writers
TORONTO — Former Utah Jazz coach Jerry Sloan, Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant, and the Indiana Pacers’ media relations department have been honored by the Professional Basketball Writers Association for combining excellence in their field and cooperation with the media. Sloan, who retired this season, was unanimously chosen Wednesday as the winner of the inaugural Rudy Tomjanovich award, recognized for his helpfulness during his 23-year Hall of Fame career.
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Posted on 20 April 2011. Tags: award, coaching, game, media, nba, oklahoma, pbwa, president, professional, tomjanovich, toronto, writers
TORONTO — Jerry Sloan, Kevin Durant and the Indiana Pacers media relations staff were honored today by the Professional Basketball Writers Association.
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