Indiana Pacers fans appreciate grit and hard work from their team. It's part of the reason why they love T.J. McConnell so much. He puts his full effort into every moment he's on the court.
Athletes across a multitude of disciplines often socialize with one another and have done so for many years. This can be for an abundance of reasons — to party like rock stars or even to share training regimens.
Indiana Pacers James Johnson became a viral sensation despite playing just two minutes in Thursday's Game 6 victory against the Oklahoma City Thunder in the NBA Finals.
The Indiana Pacers delivered one of the most unforgettable moments of the 2025 NBA playoffs in Game 6 of the Finals, courtesy of veteran forward James Johnson.
Tyrese Haliburton and the Indiana Pacers dropped Game 3 of their second round series against Donovan Mitchell and the Cleveland Cavaliers. The matchup saw Cleveland lead by double-digits for most of the night, which surprisingly led to a James Johnson appearance for Indiana.
Indiana Pacers’ veteran player James Johnson has lauded team head coach Rick Carlisle for his coaching ability. The Indiana Pacers are currently fourth in the East with a 43-30 record and are looking likely to finish as a top four seed.
Although the All-Star weekend wrapped up on Sunday, the party continued in Indiana. On Thursday, before the Indiana Pacers' game against the Memphis Grizzlies,
The biggest what-if in NBA history has to be about Derrick Rose. He was thriving with the Chicago Bulls and even found his way to become the youngest Most Valuable Player in league history.
According to a report from Michael Scotto of HoopsHype, the contract that James Johnson signed with the Indiana Pacers last week is partially guaranteed.
The Indiana Pacers made their recent reported signings of James Johnson and Andrew Nembhard official this week. On Thursday, the team announced that they had re-signed Johnson.
First impressions mean a lot, but fans usually give NBA rookies more than one game to prove themselves. It's natural to stumble out of the starting block, but sometimes, rookies absolutely go off their first time on an NBA court.
James Johnson is coming off his second year playing for the Indiana Pacers. He appeared in nine regular season games (and one NBA playoff game). This summer, Johnson became a free agent who was available to sign with any team in the league.
According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the Indiana Pacers bring back a familiar face since they re-signed James Johnson to a one-year, $3.3 million deal.
NBA teams are starting to finalize their rosters and decide how to use their final roster spots. The Dallas Mavericks recently brought back Spencer Dinwiddie as their 15th roster spot and now one of their old players has re-signed with a former Mavs coach.
In a recent appearance on the Draymond Green Show, Jeff Teague spoke about James Johnson being one of the toughest players he has ever seen. Teague revealed that he once saw Johnson knock out three men at the same time.
LAS VEGAS — Forward James Johnson, who spent the last two seasons with the Indiana Pacers, was courtside for the Pacers first summer league battle with the Brooklyn Nets despite still being a free agent.
The Indiana Pacers are coming off one of their most successful seasons in recent history. They made the playoffs for the first time since the 2019-2020 season and made a run to the Eastern Conference Finals.
The Indiana Pacers are signing veteran forward James Johnson to a second 10-day contract, agent Mark Bartelstein told Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. Johnson, 36, has appeared in five games with the Pacers this season and 33 overall during the past two years.
The Indiana Pacers have waived veteran forward James Johnson. AllPacers reported earlier today that such a transaction would take place. The move was done so that the Pacers could open a roster spot.
Sunday at 5 p.m. Eastern Time was the deadline for NBA teams to waive players before their contracts became fully guaranteed for the rest of the ongoing season.
Free agent forward James Johnson is returning to the Indiana Pacers on a one-year contract, agent Mark Bartelstein told Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. Johnson, 36, is 6-foot-7 and appeared in 18 games with the Pacers last season.
The Brooklyn Nets haven't quite yet reached the crisis stage that the Chicago Bulls find themselves in, but the team atop the Eastern Conference standings is all of a sudden dealing with a very serious COVID-19 issue.