The Indiana Pacers found plenty of live practice time for their young players last night including second-year forward Tyler Hansbrough who found a little success late in the game that he can build on going into tonight's game at Houston.

There will be more minutes available for Hansbrough tonight, since Josh McRoberts did not make the trip with the team. While fouling Dwight Howard last night, McRoberts took a shot to the head that strained his neck and will keep him sidelined tonight.

After the jump, plenty of links from last night's loss to the Magic.

• PACERS VIDEO: Magic vs. Pacers
• Box Score
• PACERS: Hansbrough's return not magical but not bad
  Bruno recaps all of the action from the Fieldhouse with comments from Hansbrough on his return to the court. Also, Area55 and Michael Grady making sure Reb Porter's "two whah!" call remains a fixture at the Fieldhouse. Love it!
• Preseason: Hansbrough back, but Pacers fall to Magic 93-86
  Mike Wells reports on Tyler Hansbrough actually playing but still needing to get in game in shape to contribute.
• Carter makes 6 3-pointers, leads Magic past Pacers - AP
  Cliff Brunt reports on Vince Carter lighting it up from 3-land.
• Orlando Magic 93, Indiana Pacers 86: Vince Carter Turns Back the Clock with Vintage Scoring Barrage - Orlando Pinstriped Post
  Ben Q Rock recaps this Magic win with the four factors showing a close, if not ugly, game which really was turned by a dose of Vinsanity.
• Rashard Lewis' play at the 3 helps Magic beat Pacers - Orlando Sentinel
  Josh Robbins reports on Magic forward Lewis moving to small forward last night with some success.
• Orlando Magic news: Brandon Bass takes a big step against the Pacers - Orlando Sentinel
  Brandon Bass looked pretty good against the Pacers which may help him earn a starting spot.
• Pacers Only Now Discover Their Starting Center Has Asthma
  Mike Prada riffs off of Jeff Rabjohns' story on Roy Hibbert regarding the difficulty teams have diagnosing sports asthma. It should certainly help Hibbert going forward.
• Denver Nuggets' Al Harrington injures left foot - ESPN