The Pacers watched Aaron Nesmith crawl off the floor Thursday in Phoenix, the kind of scene that usually spells bad news. This time, they’re hoping it won’t.
The Indiana Pacers are hoping to land a New Orleans Pelicans guard to cover for Tyrese Haliburton for the remainder of this NBA season. The Indiana Pacers aren’t going to be too happy about their start to the NBA season.
Nothing seems to be breaking right for last season’s finalists. Already battling multiple injuries, the Indiana Pacers saw Aaron Nesmith added to the list after he exited in less than three minutes in the third quarter against the Suns after injuring his left knee.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The Indiana Pacers are coming into tonight’s matchup buried under a five-game losing streak. Their recent 152-128 defeat to the Utah Jazz on November 12 has only deepened their troubles, that too in their home ground.
The Indiana Pacers were just one win away from being crowned NBA champions last season. They put everything on the line to get to where they did, and that included pushing Tyrese Haliburton past his breaking point.
There was no better story in sports this past summer than the Indiana Pacers’ magical run to Game 7 of the NBA Finals. Tyrese Haliburton came up clutch again and again, shocking the Bucks, Cavs, Knicks and Thunder over and over with a historical run of game-winning shots.
Jeremiah Robinson-Earl‘s initial 10-day contract with Indiana expired overnight on Monday, but he won’t be going anywhere. According to a press release from the team, Robinson-Earl has signed a second 10-day deal with the Pacers.
Things are really not going well in Indianapolis to start the season. The Pacers have redefined what it means to have bad injury luck, missing a litany of key players on their way to a 1-9 start — matching their worst start to a season in franchise history.
The 1-9 Indiana Pacers are in desperate need of a capable point guard. Fortunately, head coach Rick Carlisle had a positive update for a key player on Sunday.
Well, that was about as fun as a root canal. The Indiana Pacers, running on fumes and a prayer, got absolutely dismantled by the Golden State Warriors on Sunday night, falling 114-83 in a game that was ugly from the jump.
The Pacers injury report keeps getting longer. The team is about to face the Golden State Warriors with one key player missing. The lengthy injury report ruled out Pascal Siakam for this game.
For the first time since opening night, when he logged 16:52 minutes in a double overtime loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, Andrew Nembhard is making his triumphant return for the Indiana Pacers on Saturday against the Denver Nuggets, according to Dustin Dopirak of the Indianapolis Star.
After missing the past seven games due to a left shoulder strain he sustained early in the Pacers‘ season opener, guard Andrew Nembhard has been upgraded to questionable for Saturday’s matchup at Denver.
Playing at altitude is never easy for teams that are from cities near sea level, but the Indiana Pacers have one advantage heading into their game at the Denver Nuggets on Saturday night.
The Detroit Pistons and Indiana Pacers each made roster moves on Thursday afternoon. What do the moves mean for each franchise? Indiana was first up, as ESPN’s Shams Charania reported that the Pacers were waiving Mac McClung to sign Monte Morris.
The Indiana Pacers have had a challenging start to the 2025-26 season. After making an impressive postseason run, featuring a Finals appearance, the Pacers’ prospects for this season were harmed by Tyrese Haliburton‘s Achilles injury.
The jubilation did not last long for NBA Slam Dunk Contest legend Mac McClung. McClung thought he had finally found a home in the NBA when the Indiana Pacers inked him to a multi-year contract on Oct.
The Pacers are waiving Mac McClung and signing Monte Morris to a one-year deal, per Shams Charania of ESPN. Dustin Dopirak of the Indianapolis Star reported the contract will be non-guaranteed.
Myles Turner faced the Indiana Pacers for the first time in his NBA career on Monday night, and many people were surprised by the reception that the veteran received.
The Indiana Pacers’ television broadcast team let their disgust be known after Giannis Antetokounmpo’s game-winning buzzer-beater on Monday night. Indiana faced off against the hated division rival Milwaukee Bucks at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Ind.