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Indiana Pacers tab Raptors assistant Nate Bjorkgren as coach

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INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana wanted its next coach to take the franchise in a new direction.The Pacers were seeking someone who could communicate with today’s players, who was open to a new offensive philosophy and who could win some postseason games.On Tuesday, president of basketball operations Kevin Pritchard found his man in Toronto assistant Nate Bjorkgren.“Nate is the right coach for us at the right time,” Pritchard said in a statement released by the team. “He comes from a winning background, has experienced championship success, is innovative and his communication skills along with his positivity are tremendous.”Terms were not immediately available though several reports said the 45-year-old Bjorkgren agreed to a multi-year deal.He comes.

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