Pacers first 42 minutes not enough to overcome final 6 minutes against Knicks.

The Pacers look to recover from the midday malaise they showed against the Wiz when the host the Knicks who may be playing their ‘Vegas flu’ game.

The Pacers had no answer for the game closing run by the Sixers.

After winning their last two games, the Pacers enjoyed a break in the schedule and some improved health before resuming play in Philly on Friday.

The Pacers showed up strong in Chicago to beat Bulls for first road win.

After enjoying the local spotlight and focus a few months ago, the Pacers give way to a major weekend in Indy.

The Pacers were unable to bring their own energy on a Monday ‘snow crowd’ night at the Fieldhouse and the Cavs took advantage of the friendly environs.

Pacers win consecutive games and continue grinding to find what works with continual roster fluctuation. Regardless of the roster, defense will always work.

Pacers took a smooth path to victory, wearing out the struggling Wizards for win number three.e

Pacers found a new stretch of the game to struggle while still getting improved play from supporting cast. If that doesn’t make sense, get used to it.

Pacers reserves show signs of life, offering some positives to help cope with another loss.

Mathurin’s consistent effort of late helps soothe the painful losses for Pacers.

Winning is fun and several Pacers upped their impact to snap the team’s losing streak and team up for a win.

Pacers back home to face Hornet after extending their losing streak in Detroit.

Siakam and Nembhard continue hunting for help and wins with Pacers.

Rough roadie mercifully ends.

Pacers take their road woes into Phoenix before heading home.

The Pacers have been granted another hardship exception and have signed Jeremiah Robinson-Earl to another 10-day deal.

Among the dearth of wins, there are some positives to point to for the Pacers going forward.

Pacers begin rough roadie with a thud, or more precisely a clank, in Denver.

Pacers begin four game roadie while continuing to shuffle rosters spots and work through injuries.

Pacers and Bucks sprinkled a little more spice on rivalry as Bucks won it at the buzzer.

The Pacers were finally good late to secure their first win. Now waiting on Myles Turner to make his first appearance at the Fieldhouse with the Bucks.

Pacers struggled to resist the Hawks effort to get to the rim all night keeping them winless on the season.

Pacers still looking for a way to close out a win with much of the magic from last season in street clothes on the bench.

If Pascal Siakam doesn’t break down and join the injury list by Christmas, the team may want to make up an injury (Hamstring?) and let him go to the tropical beach of his choosing for a 4 or 5 days for a little rest.

Pacers backcourt injury list expands after getting thumped in Memphis. On to the back-to-back in Minny. Good times, indeed.

Pacers hit the road after falling short, despite a quality effort in their home opener. They will have to get crafty going forward with a dearth of backcourt options.

Pacers begin new season right where they left off, facing the champion Thunder.

Work continues as Pacers look to stabilize center position and back end of rotation.

The Pacers are suddenly searching for healthy point guards with TJ McConnell joining Tyrese Haliburton on the sidelines.

The Pacers preseason opener was quite entertaining with some great highlights, ugly turnovers and overtime…classic preseason action.

It is officially time to move on from the Pacers epic 2024-25 season.

So you’re saying there’s a chance…even with the Summer Pacers.

The Summer Pacers welcomed Kam Jones to the court on Sunday.

Not exactly a fireworks show at the Fieldhouse, but the Pacers have been busy on this 4th of July weekend.

Pacers offseason is off and running...

Ready or not, the Pacers offseason is in full swing as Haliburton begins trek on road to recovery.

The Pacers season ended in painful fashion on several levels, first losing Haliburton, then the game to end a simply magical run that won’t be forgotten in Indy.

Game 6 go time for the Pacers, down to their last out with a hobbled Haliburton.

The Pacers were unable to rise to the moment late in Game 4 and now face a daunting bounce-back situation in OKC.

The Pacers bounced back a couple of times during Game 3 to earn a bounce-back win over the Thunder in front of the fired-up Fieldhouse faithful.

Haliburton moving well at end of practice today. Has a strip of KT tape on back of lower leg, says he’s fine.

The NBA Finals are in Indy and the Fieldhouse is primed and ready to host with the Pacers in a challenging bounce back situation.