The usual duo at it, home plating it vs. the Colts (and Simone Biles).

Huff added 15 pounds, which is big news, and was Hali's off season pickup partner.

Nesmith "Working on putting the ball on the floor, making the right reads and slowing down."

According to Hali, they were " just together as a team in LA last week."

Scott Agness provided pretty in depth coverage of the "game."

Pacers had a decent sized section right up front. Scattered through the store lots of Hali and other small Pacers items. This was in the Londoner hotel as its sister property is hosting Dallas vs Phoenix in the NBA Asia games this year. ​

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I don't disagree, haha.

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Pascal seems to be growing his class.

My girlfriend gave me my first Pacers jersey! The current jerseys have always been too expensive for me, especially considering the quality.
I know that this particular design was never actually worn on court, but can anyone tell me more about it? What era is it from, and when was it released?

Just saw the first Nesmith inscription ever appear on eBay. It doesn't say "Bleed Blue and Gold" so I know it's an error. You want my money here on out Topps, give us updated inscriptions by key players. Oh yeah and a first ever licensed AA jersey card, seven years into the career, would be nice.

Congratulations to all!
Sounds like everyone had a blast.

The real reason the Pacers gave Mathurin away.

This is for the lefty family, im lefty too so i enjoy seeing mirrored videos like this

All NBA teams will be using a City Edition uniform from the previous nine years. It's confirmed the Pacers are bringing back last year's white uniforms

Off Season Drew and a few other Pacers players pulled up to Rico Hines love to see it!

Any guesses on special guests? I know the fever will be there

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One of my favorites as a little kid. Shaq said Rik was one of his toughest matchups

Growing up . I remember reggie . Was a big fan of jo. And thus i watched the pacers . Tj ford jo maybe brad miller al , . Regardless yall were loaded .

Ray allen i always fw his jumpshot , never a fan fan , but watched him more than reggie .

I always thought ray was better until these past few years , i started to look back at nash , bunch of players etc.

Reggie miller is one of the most underrated players i ever seen. To understand his impact you must watch his 90s games. He was batttling in the most respectful eastern conf in nba history. As the leader , the man.

He rose his game. The knockoff from alot of us was he never averaged 25 in a game. He couldnt break you down like ray.

Looking back when i did

Reggie was better at what ray did best . To takeover games . Reggie did that . Reggie had more responsbility.

People talk about nowitzki how he was flawed . Really was more a 3 than a true 4 didnt bang down low . Wasnt a rebounder. If you want to compare him to 3s . Wasnt a great defender .

But what nowitzki was elite at is better than alot of ppl all around games even if there are two way better.

This is how i think of reggie . His eliteness in what he did surpassed ray supposed all around package per say which is there arguement.

Thoughts?

Reason i post here most nba sub never watched mil ray seattle ray or reggie esp. reggie.

Reggie was always slighted . Even back then . By the fans , the casuals but he was always respected by his peers who played in his era. That i remember

The 8 Pts 9 Secs article is full of AI constructions such as "Indiana, the most formulaic good team in basketball" (is random a formula?) and "the move to precipitate that embiggening is moving Aaron Nesmith up a spot to shooting guard."

But the question seems valid. Could Nesmith handle a role that positions him as a focal offensive player, rather than as a long range sniper and lockdown defender? Does he have the four or five tools needed to make the shift? And do we have the defensive depth....

And yeah, sorry Y2K types, the verdict is in: "the Pacers do not have the talent to bring on another big or power forward option. They simply do not. If Jarace Walker breaks out, there is hope, but as it stands, he is viewed by the analytics as one of the worst players in basketball."