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Hibbert, Pacers Get It Done On Defense

P.J. Carlesimo breaks down the defensive adjustments made by Frank Vogel and the Pacers that led to a Game 2 win against the Heat.

NBA Playoffs 2013: Roy Hibbert's defense helps key Pacers' Game 2 win over Heat

Hibbert's Got The Touch For Indiana As Pacers Beat Heat

From Elias: Roy Hibbert scored 29 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, leading the Pacers to a 97-93 victory over the Heat to even the Eastern Conference Finals at one game apiece. Hibbert shot 66.7 percent from the floor (10 for 15) while making 90.0 percent of his free throws (9 for 10). It's been over twenty years since a team's starting center shot at least 65 percent from the floor (minimum 10 FGA) and 90 percent from the line (minimum 10 FTA) in a playoff game. On May 17, 1993, in a loss to the Bulls, the Cavaliers' Brad Daugherty also shot 66.7 percent from the floor (8 for 12) and 90.0 percent from the free-throw line (9 for 10).

Hibbert dominates paint rolling to basket

Roy Hibbert scored a postseason career-high 20 paint points in Game 2, with 5 of his 10 paint field goals as the pick-and-roll man. Hibbert finished with 14 points while rolling to the basket Friday (1.8 PPG this postseason entering Friday), including 2 field goals in the final 5 minutes of the 4th quarter.

Hibbert slows down Heat on drives

The Heat shot 8-of-21 on drives to the basket in Game 2 with Roy Hibbert on the court, and 4-of-5 while he was on the bench. Miami has been much more efficient on drives with Hibbert off the court, scoring 28 points in 21 minutes.

Hibbert slows down LeBron on drives

LeBron James turned the ball over while driving into the paint with 8 seconds remaining. James has as many turnovers (4) as points scored on drives to the basket with Hibbert on the court in the series. James is 4-of-5 on drives with Hibbert off the court.

Pacers even series with Heat aided by Roy Hibbert's 29 points

NBA- Hibbert does something most Pacers don't

From Elias: Roy Hibbert: 2nd player in Pacers history with at least 29 points and 10 rebounds in a postseason game. Jermaine O'Neal did it twice-- 2002 and 2006.