Report: Pacers Will Spend Unprecedented Amounts

Report: Pacers Will Spend Unprecedented Amounts

The 2024-25 Indiana Pacers are good enough to win the first NBA title in franchise history. Having taken the first two games of their Eastern Conference Finals series against the New York Knicks – on the road, no less – they are within touching distance of their first NBA Finals series in 25 years. And having crescendoed at the perfect time following a year of consistent improvements, they are well on the way to winning the franchise’s champions…

Pacers Reportedly 'Hoping' to Sign Myles Turner to Contract Without Sacrificing Roster

The Indiana Pacers are aiming to retain all of their key pieces with veteran center Myles Turner heading for free agency in the offseason.

NBA – The Indiana franchise, which will have to manage the Myles Turner case this summer, would be ready to pay again from the "luxury tax" to preserve... Read more »

Pacers Open To Paying Luxury Tax To Keep Myles Turner

Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner is set to be one of the better free agents available this offseason. If Indiana has their way, Turner won't be available for long. That's even if the Pacers have to dip into the luxury tax to keep their starting center. Indiana hasn't been a tax team since 2005. In all, the Pacers have paid less than $10 million in tax penalties in team history. To re-sign Turner, while keeping the rest of the team together, In…

Pacers Notes: McConnell, Haliburton, Luxury Tax, Turner, Bradley, Sheppard

T.J. McConnell continues to be an annoying pest against the Knicks during the postseason. McConnell has scored 10 points in each of the first two games of the Eastern Conference Finals despite limited playing time. “It’s kind of defined T.J.’s 10-year career in the NBA,” Pacers coach Rick Carlisle said, per Peter Botte of the New York Post. “He’s done a great job throughout the playoffs of playing his game and not allowing some difficult situati…

Pacers hope to keep Myles Turner

Rival teams remain skeptical at this point, having for generations seen the Pacers make decisions to avoid the tax penalty, as they monitor the Turner situation. But internally the Pacers are hoping to be able to keep Turner without sacrificing their outstanding depth.Source: ESPN What’s the buzz on Twitter? Law Murray @LawMurrayTheNU I wonder how often Knicks will assign Mitchell Robinson to Pascal Siakam rather than Myles Turner. Siakam is gr…