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On Thursday afternoon, in the final regular season game of the fakakta calendar year that was 2020, the Cavaliers and Pacers square off at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indy.
After running off three straight wins to start the season, both teams are coming off tough losses – the Wine & Gold’s defeat due to a sloppy start; Indiana’s, a sloppy finish.
The Cavaliers got off to a terrible start in Tuesday’s home loss to the Knicks, scoring just 15 points in the opening quarter. They weren’t much better the rest of the way, shooting 36 percent from the floor and just 22 percent from long-range. Even with its anemic offensive performance, Cleveland still held New York to 95 points and was in the game until the closing seconds.
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The Pacers finish up 2020 at the Fieldhouse on Thursday afternoon when they face the Cleveland Cavaliers at 3 p.m. ET.
The early tip time on New Year’s Eve always makes for an odd dynamic, moreso this season with no fans in the building, let alone muted plans for revelry to greet 2021. The matchup with the Cavs always seems to be a stress for the Pacers, especially since Andre Drummond joined Cleveland last year.
The Cavs took two preseason games from the Pacers, although both teams were deep into their benches when those games were decided late. The Pacers were also without Myles Turner and T.J. Warren.
by: Dr. Mary Gillis, D.Ed.
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Dec 29, 2020 / 09:55 PM EST
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – An aspirin a day may help to reduce coronavirus complications. That’s according to researchers from the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
News 8 spoke with Dr. Elaine Hanh Le, chief medical officer at Healthline, about the benefits of the over-the-counter drug for those with severe coronavirus.
The published study, Le says, compared coronavirus infected patients who took aspirin for medical reasons versus those who did not. Results showed the group taking aspirin were less likely to be on a mechanical ventilator, admitted to the ICU and die compared to those not taking it.