Indiana Pacers News
A second Pacers gap-year would be unstomachable, no matter the reason
Indiana is one injury away from falling into the lottery again, and one bad rehab away from blowing the team up entirely.
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Pacers are unlikely participants in the funniest game promotion in NBA history from the Hawks
For single fans, meeting the love of your life at a basketball game just got more possible. Unfortunately, they may be a Hawks fan.
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Indiana needs to steal Trail Blazers bench pieces amongst roster glut
With the Trail Blazers' overfilled roster that has eight players expecting over 20 minutes per game, there has to be someone Indiana can pry away.
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Timberwolves offer difficult challenge and interesting mirror for Pacers
The Timberwolves will be trying to play as the Pacers have for years while meshing with a point guard they haven't had for a while. Sounds familiar, right?
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Through his love of Arsenal FC, Pascal Siakam may be able to teach the Pacers something
Quick passes, off-ball movement, and a never-ending attack of the flanks and corners. Is that Pacers basketball or Arsenal football? Maybe it can be both.
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The Eastern Conference bloodbath is finally taking shape after the Kawhi Leonard trade was finalized
The East is finally settling down, and the path to the Finals is far rougher than the Indiana Pacers would've hoped.
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Pacers' depth problem lingers as they add four G-League prospects to their training camp roster
While this may just be standard practice, the question remains: when will Indiana find a difference-maker down the roster?
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Indiana can rehab the reputation of Zach LaVine and claim the spoils
The Pacers lack creators off the bench since they dumped Bennedict Mathurin. They can bring in a talented reclamation project off waivers in Zach LaVine.
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The path to opening cap space has two solutions, but neither are great choices
Indiana has never been a free agency destination. Cap space hasn't been worth much for this franchise. Still, if the team is good enough, they can change that.
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Michael Porter Jr.'s expiring contract is the only obstacle to a Pacers trade
He may be an absolute headcase, but Porter's blend of shooting, creation, and on- and off-ball shot-making makes him a perfect target for Indiana.
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The Pacers haven't lost a trade in years seriously.
The Pacers have not meaningfully lost a move in ages despite making a massive volume of trades. Their history is as impressive as it is necessary.
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Rick Carlisle's learned identity carries decades of basketball, and the future of the Indiana Pacers
Rick Carlisle has been around forever. He has his core values, and the Pacers may just be the closest he's gotten to fielding his perfect team.
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Preseason carries questions with hard answers for the Pacers
We are getting closer and closer to basketball season, which means we're getting closer and closer to having hard conversations about Indiana's roster.
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Obi Toppin's next step forward is in becoming less well rounded
When is versatility a bad thing? Well, when being good at everything stops you from being great at anything. It's time for Obi to take his next step.
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Indiana's starting lineup is among the best, though their bench is lacking
On paper, the Pacers can keep up with the Sixers, Cavs, Knicks, and anyone else. But their depth is lacking in comparison.
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Devin Carter is a Pacers' comeback story waiting to happen
His hairline says he should be in Turkey; his play says he should be in the rotation of a decent team.
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TJ McConnell's grit would push anyone to excellence
How has a 6'0 flat point guard made it to 34 years old in a league that tears through players? It may sound pedantic, but the answer is heart.
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The Grizzlies' roster crunch may bear fruit for the Pacers
The three young players that the Grizzlies are letting go have clear skills that made them first-round picks. They also have clear warts that explain their ends.
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Aaron Nesmith's impossible relocations is why he's among the league's best specialists
Being a shooting specialist in the NBA is hard. Nesmith's never-ending movement and ability to find his spots is vital to the Pacers.
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