Frank Vogel: 'Roy Hibbert looks to me to be worn down'
Hibbert had his worst game in the NBA
Roy finished his 9 minutes with no rebounds, no assists, no personal fouls, no steals, no blocked shots, no points and no explanation given for this greatest of magic tricks — how a 7-2 All-Star center vanished into thin air.
Coach Frank Vogel and several Pacers, including David West, Paul George and Mahinmi, spoke in the same tenor after the game. The story: Hibbert did not play the entire second half against a potential playoff foe because he looked drained and the Hawks presented a bad matchup.
"I considered resting Roy before tonight's game because he looks worn down; he's a 7-2 player that's played every game this year, which is very rare," Vogel said. "He looks to me to be worn down. He's giving good effort, but he looks to me to be worn down."
Coach Frank Vogel and several Pacers, including David West, Paul George and Mahinmi, spoke in the same tenor after the game. The story: Hibbert did not play the entire second half against a potential playoff foe because he looked drained and the Hawks presented a bad matchup.
"I considered resting Roy before tonight's game because he looks worn down; he's a 7-2 player that's played every game this year, which is very rare," Vogel said. "He looks to me to be worn down. He's giving good effort, but he looks to me to be worn down."
E. Carchia
@Sportando
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