A four-time all-star, three-time All-NBA third team member, and made all-defense three times, in addition to being the NBA's ...

With a 2-1 lead in the series, the Pacers' bench's unmatched impact became a key talking point, causing them to maintain a high tempo.

On Friday morning, Indiana took to social media to share that McConnell has now made massive NBA Finals history. According to the Pacers' post on X, McConnell is the first bench player in NBA history ...

The Pacers' center position is in flux heading into the start of free agency, but they have several options, including some ...

Bennedict Mathurin is eligible for a contract extension on his rookie scale deal and Aaron Nesmith will be extension eligible in October.

The Indiana Pacers are the first team in NBA history to have eight players score 200+ points in a Finals series.

Pacers bench stats in Game 6 vs. Thunder Through three quarters, the Pacers bench scored 31 points on 11-25 shooting (5-12 from deep), grabbed 16 boards, dished six assists, and added six steals.

The All-Star guard had his best game of the NBA Finals, and reserve Bennedict Mathurin scored a game-high 27 for underdog Indiana.

Game 7s can be ugly, but the last time they played a Game 7 (at New York last year), the Pacers set a playoff record by shooting 67.1%. A repeat in that regard is highly unlikely, but the Thunder will ...

With Bennedict Mathurin’s stellar performance and the bench impact, the Pacers could compete with the Thunder without relying solely on their starters.