David West sets Pacers' direction  We're not talking hero ball
or "ballhoggery." That's not what is needed. This isn't about
one player offensively rising to the occasion, as West did in
that Game 6, and as some people feel "lucked" himself into 29
points on 13-26 shooting. This is about a man instilling his
character -- who he is -- into a series and having a team -- his
team -- rally around him in order to discover who they are while
in the midst of serious episodes of self-doubt.  In the
postgame, on-court interview after Game 6, West used the word
"internal" to describe where parts of the problem with his team
existed; to explain what the Pacers had to fight through. What
they continue to fight through.  And it's been hard to figure
out internally what exactly they're fighting through. Although
in a physician-diagnose-yourself moment, Roy Hibbert exposed one
problem. On an NBA.com "Inside Stuff" package done on Hibbert,
the player at the center of the Pacers' internal issues off and
on the court, Hibbert