When it comes to the Indiana Pacers forward room, there are so many strong pieces for the present and the future with these five players. First, you have
The Indiana Pacers are currently in the early stages of the 2026 offseason after missing the playoffs in 2025-26. The Pacers recently got some tough news when they missed out on their lottery pick, which is on its way to the Los Angeles Clippers thanks to the Ivica Zubac trade.
The center position was once the most coveted position for a team to build their core around. While that has drastically changed in the modern NBA, the value of the big man has grown increasingly more important as the league is shifting from the small-ball Warriors Era to the Victor Wembanyama Era.
Every position in the NBA holds value, but having an elite guard can make or break a team. Thankfully for the Indiana Pacers, they have arguably one of the strongest guard groups in the NBA.
The Indiana Pacers probably aren’t making some massive splash this offseason. Honestly, they may not need to. That’s part of what makes a recent idea involving Isaac Okoro at least somewhat interesting.
As an NBA fan, it hits different when a team's best player is a guy the franchise nurtured from the very start. There's a greater attachment to stars who have been there since the start, who have bled the team's colors since the start of their careers.
In a recent article by Bobby Marks of ESPN, Marks had the Pacers available assets to be traded as one of the worst in the NBA, tiering them with the Boston Celtics in the “Gap Year” tier.
When the Pacers moved on from Bennedict Mathurin at the Trade Deadline, they left a giant hole in their second unit. The Pacers now have no scoring guards off the bench outside of T.J.
The Pacers sound serious about chasing a championship. Possibly serious enough to pay the luxury tax for the first time in two decades. General manager
It has been two decades since the Pacers were a taxpaying team, but there’s a chance that will change during the 2026/27 season, general manager Chad Buchanan said during a recent radio interview on The Ride with JMV on The Fan, per Dustin Dopirak of The Indianapolis Star.
The Indiana Pacers made it abundantly clear that center was their biggest area of weakness when they traded the haul they did for Ivica Zubac. Now that
After the Indiana Pacers’ season concluded, Rick Carlisle told reporters that if the Pacers did not keep their pick in the NBA Draft Lottery, there would be a contingency plan in place to improve the roster.
If an NBA player ends a game with 30 points, that's generally a great night. 40 points is fantastic, and 50 points is an event. That's especially true when that type of scoring outburst comes from an unexpected source.
The Pacers aren’t tying their offseason to lottery luck — or lack thereof. The plan was already in place. General manager Chad Buchanan said the focus is on adding offense to the second unit, with an emphasis on the wing.
The Indiana Pacers got the worst lottery result possible on Sunday. After finishing with the NBA's second-worst record, they fell to No. 5 in the lottery and lost their pick to the Los Angeles Clippers.
If you’re a Pacers fan who spent Sunday afternoon clutching a lucky rabbit’s foot and staring at a TV screen in disbelief, you aren’t alone. The 2026 NBA Draft Lottery was supposed to be the light at the end of a dark, injury-plagued tunnel.
Indiana Pacers team president Kevin Pritchard has addressed his team’s fan base following the results of the 2026 NBA draft lottery. The Pacers were widely considered the biggest losers of Sunday afternoon’s lottery results.
The Utah Jazz and Sacramento Kings finished with identical 22-60 records last season. First, the Jazz won a coin flip tiebreaker, then they moved up to No. 2 in June's draft in the lottery, while the Kings dropped to No. 7.
The 2026 NBA Draft lottery results were revealed on Sunday and it was a nightmare for the Indiana Pacers. They finished this season with the league’s second-worst record at 18-64, but came out without a single first-round pick.
Tyrese Haliburton offered the perfect reaction to the Indiana Pacers’ terrible NBA draft lottery luck on Sunday. The Pacers lost their first-round pick to the Los Angeles Clippers after it landed at No.
Just last season, the Indiana Pacers were one win away from being champions of the NBA world, one misstep, and here we are. One of the worst teams in the league this season, having only won 19 total games.
The Clippers are not even trying to hide the trolling anymore. Ahead of the 2026 NBA Draft Lottery, the Clippers’ social media team started poking fun at the Pacers because Indiana’s first-round pick could end up going directly to Los Angeles if it falls outside the top four.
The league will hold its annual lottery on Sunday. If the Pacers have some lottery luck, they’ll retain the pick. If they drop out of the top four, they’ll convey the pick, courtesy of the Ivica Zubac trade with the Clippers.