
A new brew in Brooklyn
It has been a Summer of readjustments and retooling for the Brooklyn Nets as they have transitioned from a team mired in the expectations of the past to a team hungry to prove the doubters wrong.
Column · 2015-16 season
Every piece the desk filed on Indiana Pacers, newest first.
2 pieces, filed between and
This is an index page. It holds the label “Indiana Pacers” — 2 pieces in all — and nothing else: the writing is on the pages it lists. The newest filing sits at the top, which on an archive of this age means the most recent thing that was said under the name rather than the most important.
Everything on the list was filed in 2015. The dates under the headlines are the dates the pieces went up and they have not been touched since: an archive that quietly re-dates itself is worth less than one that admits how old it is.
Where the same subject is covered now is Opinion, which holds 70 pieces. If you came here looking for something current rather than something filed, that desk is the place to start.
Nothing here is a verdict. The page carries no scores and makes no claim about the pieces it lists beyond their titles and their dates, because those are the only two things about them that a list can be sure of.

It has been a Summer of readjustments and retooling for the Brooklyn Nets as they have transitioned from a team mired in the expectations of the past to a team hungry to prove the doubters wrong.
Column · 2015-16 season

The Brooklyn Nets won a pivotal game at home with a 111-106 victory over the Indiana Pacers, earning the tiebreak advantage over the Pacers and extending their winning streak to a season-high four games.
Game report · 2014-15 season