Indiana Pacers center Jeff Foster will miss the rest of the season with a back injury. The Pacers announced Monday that Foster will have surgery after the All-Star break.

MILWAUKEE - Jim O'Brien really needs to teach his team the difference between a good shot and a contested shot again. The Pacers did a good job knowing the difference between the two against Toronto and Detroit, but they fell back into their bad habit of taking bad shots against the Bucks. I guess they haven't realized that they don't have the personnel to get away with taking bad shots

ON THE COURT PLAYER OF THE GAME: Luc Richard Mbah a Moute scored a season-high 18 points and grabbed 11 rebounds while playing 43 minutes.

MILWAUKEE(AP) Andrew Bogut scored 21 points and Luc Mbah a Moute added 18 points to help the Milwaukee Bucks hold off the Indiana Pacers 93-81 Saturday.

?vs. Pacers: Indy Cornrows, Eight Points Nine Seconds, Pacers Place, Pacers Pulse Bucks Previews: Bucks Diary, We’re Bucked, Bucks Den, Bucksketball Like Tom Lewis of Indy Cornrows said, Tyler Hansbrough has the ear infection from hell. How many games has he missed because of that

By Chris Sheridan In college at TCU, Kurt Thomas once led the nation in scoring and rebounding, making him one of only three players in NCAA history to do so. Two-and-a-half years ago, his expiring $8 million contract was deemed so unappealing by Suns owner Bob Sarver that Phoenix agreed to surrender two unprotected 1st-round draft picks to Seattle, getting back only a 2nd-rounder in return (the second of those unprotected 1st-round picks goes to the Thunder this June, which is why Phoenix is currently looking for at least one 1st-round pick in any Amare Stoudemire trade). Thomas is currently playing for his seventh NBA team as he works his way through his 15th NBA season, and he soon could end up with his eighth. ESPN.com has learned that Thomas, the 37-year old backup center/forward for the Milwaukee Bucks, has emerged as a fallback trade option for the few playoff-bound teams (including Portland, Dallas and Cleveland) open to the idea of taking on additional salary

By Chris Sheridan In college at TCU, Kurt Thomas once led the nation in scoring and rebounding, making him one of only three players in NCAA history to do so. Two-and-a-half years ago, his expiring $8 million contract was deemed so unappealing by Suns owner Bob Sarver that Phoenix agreed to surrender two unprotected 1st-round draft picks to Seattle, getting back only a 2nd-rounder in return (the second of those unprotected 1st-round picks goes to the Thunder this June, which is why Phoenix is currently looking for at least one 1st-round pick in any Amare Stoudemire trade). Thomas is currently playing for his seventh NBA team as he works his way through his 15th NBA season, and he soon could end up with his eighth. ESPN.com has learned that Thomas, the 37-year old backup center/forward for the Milwaukee Bucks, has emerged as a fallback trade option for the few playoff-bound teams (including Portland, Dallas and Cleveland) open to the idea of taking on additional salary

Written by Chad Smith This was originally posted on January 20th, but it still fits for where they’re at now. Another night in the NBA, and another loss for the Indiana Pacers. The Pacers are at .500 in their last 10 games, but find themselves in 26th place in the NBA standings at the halfway point of

Friday's NBA roundup: Danny Granger scored 25 points to help Indiana beat the Detroit Pistons 107-83 in one of the Pacers' most lopsided wins in the series.

Danny Granger scored 25 points to help Indiana beat the Detroit Pistons 107-83 on Friday night in one of the Pacers' most lopsided wins in the series.