Larry Bird wants the Indiana Pacers to score more points. He has set lofty goals. But not even The Legend himself, one of the top few offensive players in the history of the sport, is thinking as ambitiously as Paul George.
With Nate McMillan instituting an offense with more freedom — less play calling, more player decision making — the team’s superstar is expecting big things.
I mean, very big things.
Preposterous things.
Paul George thinks the Pacers will be scoring 115 points per game in no time, or at least that’s what he told Nate Taylor of the Indianapolis Star.