Indiana Pacers guard T.J. McConnell was available to play against the Utah Jazz on Tuesday night, providing a vital boost to a team struggling with injuries. McConnell missed the first 10 games after straining his left hamstring during the preseason.
The 11-year veteran averaged 9.1 points and 4.4 assists last season. After reaching the NBA Finals last year, the Pacers were 1-9 before Tuesday’s game.
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Author's summary: T.J. McConnell’s return offers hope to an injury-hit Pacers team struggling early in the season, while key players remain sidelined with serious injuries.
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