"Some selfish dudes in here," Roy Hibbert muttered Friday night, after getting eight shots in the Pacers' loss to the Wizards. "Some selfish dudes. I'm tired of talking about it. We've been talking about it for a month."
"I'm not handling the rock. I don't know. I've made suggestions before and we do it for, like, one game, and then we revert back to what we are. I don't know. I'm not the one to answer that question. It directly affects me and the bigs. We're just out there and it makes us look bad."
The message from Hibbert is no doubt pointed. And it's most likely a message to the Pacers' most prolific gunner, Paul George, who is shooting just 35 percent over the last 10 games. At the same time, George is actually taking the fewest shot attempts (15.8) in March compared to any previous month this season.
George used the time after the 91-78 loss to the Wizards to shoot some interesting praise the way of Washington center Marcin Gortat, according to CSN Washington.
"Gortat is probably defensive player of the year. You couldn't get nothing. He was just excellent at the rim."
It's interesting considering Hibbert has openly said that he's willing to accept fewer touches on the offensive end. He told Aldridge that was a mindset he's getting over.
"I was letting the lack of touches on offense really affect my defense," he said. "So I came to the conclusion, I said, if I [only] get one or two shots a game, I'm just going to get back on track for Defensive Player of the Year ... and not worry about offense, let Paul and Lance and David take over the helm in terms of scoring."
yep they're done. played 82 games for nothing 
