There's Clear, and there's Weak Four.
"And we rarely run Weak Four," Thaddeus Young said.
In other words, there's not much in the playbook dedicated to the Pacers' starting "four." And he happens to be fine with that, which is a primary reason their offense has been harmonious this season.
Young's selfless and self-sufficient game was a primary factor in the Pacers' 115-97 victory over New York at Bankers Life Fieldhouse on Monday, a win that shouldn't have been difficult and wasn't, given the Knicks' loss of their two leading scorers. More than anyone, Young made it that way by doing what he usually does, only this time it seemed more obvious.