Pacers coach Rick Carlisle is demanding a league review of a play that left Isaiah Jackson injured. Carlisle believes that Boston center Neemias Queta elbowed Jackson twice in the first quarter, forcing the Pacers' forward to leave the game for concussion evaluation. The incident occurred with 4:30 or 4:32 left in the first quarter. Jackson, who has been averaging 7.6 points and 6.1 rebounds in 18.8 minutes over 28 games this season, only played for two minutes in Monday's game. Carlisle is concerned that the play was dangerous and not accidental, and he hopes the league will take a closer look. The Pacers lost to the Celtics 103-95 on Monday night. Jackson's absence could be significant, as Carlisle noted that the play was serious and he doesn't know how long he'll be out. This incident has sparked debate about the safety of such plays and the need for stricter rules. The question remains: should the league have intervened in real-time? The controversy invites discussion and commentary, encouraging fans to share their thoughts on the matter.
