The Indiana Pacers are expected to be one of the bigger sellers in the league ahead of the Feb. 5 trade deadline. The team is 9-32 in the first half of the season, suggesting there may need to be some changes made, especially when it comes to the frontcourt.
Tyrese Haliburton recently opened up about his recovery from the Achilles injury he sustained during Game 7 of last season’s NBA Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder, and the Indiana Pacers star said he is closer to his return to playing shape.
Only three things are certain in life: Death, taxes, and Indiana Pacers center Jay Huff doing a reverse dunk in a game. It has become Huff’s trademark move, with fans even joking that the 7-foot-1 pivot does not know how to dunk normally.
At the halfway mark of the season, the Indiana Pacers are 9-32 and have the 2nd worst record in the NBA. Indiana has missed a combined 217 games this season due to injury.
It's hard for everything to go right in the NBA, whether that's due to managerial decisions, bad luck with injuries, or other factors. In league history, there are some moments that stand out, moments that could have gone in a completely different direction and drastically changed the league.
Break up the Indiana Pacers. No, really. They’re starting to win too much and are going to hurt their lottery position. That’s the fear among forward-thinking Indiana fans who know this season is a lost cause, but their Pacers dug themselves such a hole that they can rest easy.
The Indiana Pacers have a vast, apparent void. That is the absence of Tyrese Haliburton due to an ACL injury sustained during Game 7 of the 2025 NBA Finals.
It has not been an easy ride for Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton, whose fiancée, Jade Jones, revealed his “struggle” amid the rehab of his torn Achilles injury.
The relationship between the Memphis Grizzlies and Ja Morant is all but over. It appears that the former 2nd overall pick is on his way out, but what does that have to do with the Indiana Pacers?
In the midst of what has been a nightmarish 2025-26 NBA campaign, the defending Eastern Conference champion Indiana Pacers may finally be seeing the light.
The Indiana Pacers have been rejuvenated since Rick Carlisle returned to coach the team in 2021. Carlisle has taken the Pacers to the conference finals and the NBA Finals over the last two seasons.
The Indiana Pacers are a team to look out for when it comes to the 2026 NBA Draft. The team is expected to have one of the top picks as a result of their bottoming out in the Eastern Conference standings.
After starting the season at a dreadful 6-31 through the first 37 games so far, the Indiana Pacers notched their third straight win in a nail-biting 98-96 finish to notch their 9th win of the year.
Five days ago, the Indiana Pacers were the NBA's worst team. After shocking the Boston Celtics Monday night, they've moved to second-worst — and they're gaining on the Sacramento Kings.
Andrew Nembhard scored 29 points to lead seven players in double figures and the Indiana Pacers led wire-to-wire in a 123-99 win over the Miami Heat on Saturday in Indianapolis.
After a magical run all the way to Game 7 of the NBA Finals, the Indiana Pacers are enduring a miserable encore season. However, there was a reason for
After waiving Tony Bradley on Monday before his contract became guaranteed for the rest of the season, the Pacers plan to bring him back on a 10-day deal, a league source tells Tony East of Forbes.
Rick Carlisle and the Indiana Pacers have been trapped in a relentless losing streak that has overshadowed a major career moment. Since December 8, 2025, the Pacers have lost 13 straight games, each one delaying an achievement that should have already arrived.
The Indiana Pacers keep finding new ways to lose, and Tuesday’s 120-116 home defeat to the Cleveland Cavaliers made franchise history for all the wrong reasons.
The Pacers have waived center Tony Bradley, the team announced, with NBA insider Jake Fischer first reporting the move. Bradley appeared in 29 games for Indiana this season, averaging 3.9 points and 2.6 rebounds in just over 10 minutes per night.
The Pacers will be without Bennedict Mathurin for a bit. Mathurin is expected to miss time as he works his way back from a right thumb sprain and turf toe, according to Scott Agness of Fieldhouse Files.