Reggie Miller’s Behavior Amid Pacers-Knicks Series Catches Attention

That raised a few eyebrows:

A social media user said what many people thought: "Ha! Dude's from LA"

"Someone calling the game on national TV shouldn't be this overtly partisan." said this fan.

"TV will be on mute again." this irritated fan mentioned.

"Just his presence has already doomed the Knicks." from a fan here

Another interesting point here: "I thought nationally televised games were supposed to have unbiased announcers."

Knicks fans are none too pleased: "Further evidence the NBA hates the knicks! They could've chosen anyone the commentate this series but here we are."

Miller, now 59, spent his entire NBA career with the Pacers after being drafted 11th overall in 1987. He played until the end of the 2004-05 season and was a five-time All-Star. He made the All-NBA Third Team three times and was honored as part of the NBA 75th Anniversary Team.

Though he was a Pacers legend, Miller grew up in Riverside, California, and played college basketball at UCLA. That’s part of why fans were quick to challenge his “Indiana’s where I’m from” lyric.

This is Miller’s final season broadcasting games on TNT. Starting with the 2025-26 season, he’ll join NBC as a game analyst. NBC recently secured NBA broadcasting rights, ending TNT’s run that began in 2005.

As the series continues, Game 4 will take place Tuesday in Indianapolis. If necessary, Game 5 will shift back to Madison Square Garden on Thursday.