Pacers' Average Attendance Lowest In NBA, Team Losing Money

This was The Pacer headline of 2008.

http://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com/article/119171

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As I approach 30 years of age I can clearly remember back to when I was about 10 years and old the Pacers were struggling but on the verge of something. All I heard from my family was that the no team could ever touch the ABA Pacer's they were talked about like Greek Gods and Mel Daniels was Zeus.

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I really hope the Tyler Hansboro pick work out well because the numbers put up by BLAIR last night are SCARY considering everyone in the league passed on this guy. Including the Pacers, we brought him in for a workout.

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Bleacher report is not the most reputable of sources but I thought this was interesting food for thought and would make for lively debate.

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If the Pacer's official story is that Mr Watson has signed a multi-year deal, this bring several questions to mind.

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Ford + Murphy + Foster = Amare'

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The Pacers have a great opperotunity to continue their development this year. The second pick is going to be crucial. I keep hearing weak draft, worst in years, etc and so on. We will have roster spots available so the player taken needs to stick.

Is there a diamond in the rough that can be found in the second round.

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Larry Bird, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Alonzo Mourning, Patrick Ewing, Scottie Pippen.

            The names listed above compile a list of Hall of Fame NBA players who have had the jersey number "33" retired. There are enough reasons why I believe that Danny Granger will join this group for me to take time to write this.

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Last week I wanted to debate the value of the trade and I had several responses that said "Rush sucks!" and Bayless is an all-star etc etc etc.  

The debate was so rediculous I did not even want to engage. So lets start this conversation over.

Anyone think we should have kept Ike Diogu and Jarryd Bayless now?

Would Bayless be guarding the other teams best player? Scoring 30 grabbing 10 boards etc. Brandon is looking more and more like a young Paul PIERCE and not like James Posey in which some have compared his first 60 games in the NBA to.

Where is the ceiling on Rush? 6th man? Starter? All-Star?

It is time to debate.

Last spring Jarrett Jack, Josh McRoberts and Brandon Rush were traded for Jerryd Bayless and Ike Diogu. The Trailblazers are well on there way to the playoffs and the Pacers are well on there way to lottery. I personally am of the opinion the Pacers still have come out on top in this move. (Provided Jarrett Jack re-signs) Although, I know many of the Pacer fans out there believe Larry Bird missed the boat by moving the flashy Jerryd Bayless.