IC Cold Links: Pacers Past And Present Prominent On Impact Players List
The Impact Basketball Competitive Training Series in Las Vegas released the names of over 60 NBA players expected to compete in a series of games over the next two weeks, assuming the NBA lockout doesn't suddenly end.
Among the names on the list are current Indiana Pacers, Paul George, Brandon Rush and Dahntay Jones. But the list also includes the names of some intriguing former Pacers, most notably Jamaal Tinsley. Seriously, I'm assuming this is flesh and blood Jamaal Tinsley and not just "Jamaal Tinsley's cap space" trying to make a comeback. Spectacular.
Other former Pacers include: T.J. Ford, Al Harrington, Jermaine O'Neal, Stephen Jackson and Shawne Williams. If the organizers at Impact have any sense of humor at all, they will team the Tin Man, Baby Al, J.O., Jack and Shawne together. Call it a dysfunctional Pacers reunion run for a group of guys who played well together when they could actually make it onto the court.
More links after the jump.
- N.B.A. Labor Talks Show Hints of Modest Progress - NYTimes.com
- Lockout news is the same as it ever was. Hope for the best, prepare for the worst - Ball Don't Lie - NBA Blog - Yahoo! Sports
- Signs of progress in New York - TrueHoop Blog - ESPN
- Just When NBA Lockout Looks Solvable, Agents Try To Ruin It All - SBNation.com
- Mike Conley organizes Grizzlies workouts, looks like leader | ProBasketballTalk
- Blazers eye two more GM candidates - TrueHoop Blog - ESPN
- NBA owners, union meet ataing at 'critical time'
- Owners willing to sacrifice preseason? - CBSSports.com
- The 15 Footer: Lockout hope is a bad drug, baby | ProBasketballTalk
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Since the author of this post is calling TJ Ford a "former Pacer"
I think it’s safe to say Solomon Jones and Mike Doneleaving are now officially former Pacers since neither will get any contract offers from the Pacers.
by PatsR18andDONEwithoutCHEATING on Sep 11, 2011 4:21 PM EDT reply actions




























