Turner signed a four-year deal worth $108.9 million. That means that the Pacers will need a new starting center for the first time in a decade. Because of that move, they needed to get some more depth ...

In Part 1 of an exclusive discussion, Horst delves into his faith in Doc Rivers, Giannis as point forward and the team's ...

Sports hands out offseason grades for each NBA team, with trades, the draft, front-office moves and coaching changes taken ...

Andrew Nembhard gave his thoughts on Myles Turner's departure from the Pacers to the Bucks this offseason. Andrew Nembhard finally shared his thoughts on Myles Turner leaving the Indiana Pacers for ...

The 2024 NBA champion Boston Celtics lost their best player, Jayson Tatum, to a torn Achilles during the 2025 postseason. The ...

There's been speculation Giannis Antetokounmpo could be the next NBA superstar to request a trade, and he recently discussed ...

The Indiana Pacers received a harsh grade from Bleacher Report’s Greg Swartz for their poor offseason productivity this offseason.

After two mostly tepid days to tip off the league’s free agency period, Houston looks like a bona fide contender, while Milwaukee looks lost.

Read more: Knicks' NBA Free Agency Plans Receive Major Update Should things work out and Simmons fit in well with the Pacers, the team could consider working out a new deal next offseason.

The Indiana Pacers have been linked to a familiar guard as a possible Tyrese Haliburton replacement.

For the second consecutive season, the Indiana Pacers exceeded expectations, pressed deep into the NBA playoffs, but fell short of ultimate victory.

Aggression in the trade market is not typical of the cautious Pacers front office strategy, and the team is far too united currently to change much of it.