Indiana Pacers News
Conference weakness keeps the door open for Pacers run to playoff spot
The Pacers either need to start playing a whole lot better, or they need the East to keep playing poorly. Ideally, they need both.
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Pacers fans shouldn't give up on Indiana's redemption tour just yet
The Indiana Pacers haven't started the season on the right note, but their playoff dreams are still very much alive.
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The Pacers still haven't won a home game...
Indiana will bare witness to another humiliation ritual at home, if the Pacers drop to 0-5 at home with a loss to the Wizards.
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Pacers enter must-win game vs Wizards at 1-7 in last eight games
The Pacers enter their final game of their "easy stretch" at 3-8 on the season and just 1-7 in their last eight games.
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Andrew Nembhard can only fill in for Tyrese Haliburton for so long
Andrew Nembhard is trying his best to help the Indiana Pacers make up for the absence of Tyrese Haliburton, but he can only do so much.
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Ivica Zubac benching after manhandling vs Mavs is a terrible sign
Ivica Zubac has been massively disappointing to start the season, and last night against the Mavs was somehow worse than expected.
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Low percentage of paint touches should be blamed for Pacers middling offense
Indiana is top-10 in paint touches per game, so how could this be a problem? Let's take a deeper look.
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Pacers set to struggle against a Mavericks team hitting their stride
The Mavericks are far better than their rebuilding status would imply. That's a problem for the floundering Pacers.
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Myles Turner's fall off is seemingly the only joy for the Pacers
It's hard to find joy in this Pacers season, so let's throw bricks from glass houses at Myles Turner.
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Jalen Slawson's play vs. Nuggets shows continued growth and increased role
Jalen Slawson is proving he earns a rotation spot, which is at least a silver lining of an unenjoyable season so far.
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Pacers lack offensive firepower in loss to Denver Nuggets
The Pacers' loss to Denver is a pretty bad sign for the rest of the season, considering how hard the schedule is about to get.
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TJ McConnell's return cannot come at the expense of Quenton Jackson
TJ McConnell's comeback must not impede Quenton Jackson's better play and future importance to the Pacers, even if he has a history here.
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Pacers faceoff vs Denver in Mexico City could be league-altering in future
The Pacers could be part of the process of bringing a franchise to CDMX. And that would be pretty cool.
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Pacers schedule means things will get worse before they get better
The Pacers have had a really rough start to the season, and it's about to get even harder.
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Ivica Zubac must bounce back for Pacers to slow Nikola Jokic against Nuggets
Ivica Zubac needs to be better than he was against the Memphis Grizzlies if he wants to slow down Nikola Jokic.
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Who to watch ahead of the Noblesville Boom season opener
The G League season is nearly here, and here are some things to keep track of as the Noblesville Boom gets going.
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Andrew Nembhard is showing Pacers why he shouldn't be odd man out in future plans
Andrew Nembhard is off to another impressive start this season, and he is showing the Indiana Pacers why they should prioritize extending him this offseason.
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Aaron Nesmith is all the way back for Pacers' shooting needs
Aaron Nesmith is one of if not the most underappreciated players in the NBA and a true embodiment of the three-and-D label.
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Ivica Zubac's return went badly for Pacers, but they won anyway
Ivica Zubac had a pretty terrible first game back from his ankle injury.
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Pacers win vs Grizzlies shows a return to full-court identity
The Indiana Pacers shockingly beat the West-leading Grizzlies, and they did it by getting back to their established identity.
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