It’s only been three games, but the read offense hasn’t been the free flowing escape from stagnation that it was supposed to be. Case in point, Paul George has already “discussed with McMillan the possibility of having more structure when it comes to the team’s halfcourt offense,” reported the Indy Star’s Nate Taylor following the team’s flat performance against the Chicago Bulls on Saturday.
In transition, when Jeff Teague, Monta Ellis, or Paul George are pushing the pace looking for Thaddeus Young racing ahead of the competition or Myles Turner crashing hard toward the rim, the Pacers look dynamic.