How the Pacers ruined a championship contender with tiny moves and one big injury

A video on YouTube. In Sports, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

This video details the rise and fall of the 2013-2016 Indiana Pacers, analyzing how roster changes, injuries, and chemistry issues turned a championship contender into a lottery team.

From the video

Answers: What happened to the 2013-2016 Indiana Pacers?

Indiana Pacers 2013-2014 season
Frank Vogel coaching tenure
Larry Bird front office decisions
Roy Hibbert regression and departure
Paul George leg injury and recovery
Lance Stephenson and Evan Turner locker room chemistry

What it concludes

The 2013-2014 Indiana Pacers collapsed due to internal chemistry issues, bad roster moves, and injuries.
Signing Andrew Bynum and trading Danny Granger for Evan Turner fractured the locker room and ruined team chemistry.
Paul George's severe leg injury in 2014 derailed the team's competitiveness for subsequent seasons.
Firing Frank Vogel and replacing him with Nate McMillan failed to restore the team to championship contention.

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