#indianapacers

The Indiana Pacers may enter the 2026-27 season sitting over the luxury tax line. That's new for the franchise and worth monitoring.

The Indiana Pacers are hard capped at the first apron for the 2026-27 season. It's something they'll have to manage all year long with their team salary.

The Pacers are a team defined by their balance. 50-point games don't happen from balance; they happen from individualistic hunger. That explains their drought.

There are simply too many good teams in the East for everyone to be happy. How will it end up? And how will the losers handle coming up short?

Harrison Barnes appears to have figured out life beyond basketball, as the NBA veteran used his own money to purchase a bank, according to Paul Davis of ...

Ivica Zubac is functionally the only reward from the Indiana Pacers' 2025-26 gap-year. He's showing his worth at FIBA qualifiers.

Indiana Pacers rookie Braden Smith has signed a two-way contract with the franchise. He must turn in-game growth to daily improvement.

Indiana may not have the favorite for any award honors, but they do certainly have a few players who could make a surprising push for hardware.

Josh Green is off the table after being moved to Utah, but his heir apparent to the Pacers' target list has just become available.

In the words of former Colts coach Tom Moore, we don't practice...well... you know the word. There's no reason to focus on something that would kill the season ...