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• Pacers Signing Tristen Newton To Two-Way DealThe Indiana Pacers are signing second-round pick Tristen Newton to a two-way contract, per Scott Agness of FieldHouse Files. Netwon is a 6-foot-5 guard out of UConn and was selected with the No. 49 overall pick. He was one of four UConn players taken in this year’s draft. Netwon, 23, appeared in five Las Vegas […] The post Pacers Signing Tristen Newton To Two-Way Deal appeared first on...2024Read about Indiana Pacers -
• Pacers Sign Tristen Newton To Two-Way Deal
The Pacers have signed second-round pick Tristen Newton to a two-way contract, according to Scott Agness of Fieldhouse Files (Twitter link). The floor leader for national champion UConn, Newton appeared in five Summer League games in Las Vegas, averaging 9.0 points, 4.6 assists, 3.8 rebounds and 1.2 steals in 21.6 minutes. Newton, 23, started all […]...2024Check it out Tristen Newton
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• Pacers’ Jalen Smith Expected To Decline Option, Become Free Agent1:22pm: Scott Agness of Fieldhouse Files (Twitter link) hears that Smith still hasn’t finalized a decision on his player option. He doesn’t formally have to make a decision until Saturday, so even if the plan for now is to decline the option, he has another day to change his mind and opt in. 12:48pm: Pacers […]...2024Check it out Fieldhouse Files -
• Pascal Siakam, Pacers Nearing Long-Term Contract ExtensionThe Indiana Pacers and power forward Pascal Siakam are close to an agreement on a long-term contract extension, per Scott Agness of Fieldhouse Files. Shams Charania of The Athletic first reported that the Pacers intended to offer a max contract to Siakam. Bringing him back is Indiana’s “highest priority,” Charania added on FanDuel TV’s Run […] The post Pascal Siakam, ...2024Read about Pascal Siakam -
• Pacers, Pascal Siakam Reportedly Nearing Long-Term DealThe Pacers and star forward Pascal Siakam are nearing an agreement on a long-term contract, reports Scott Agness of Fieldhouse Files (Twitter link). The No. 3 free agent on our top-50 list, Siakam was traded from Toronto to Indiana in January after spending the first seven-and-a-half seasons of his NBA career in Toronto, earning two […]...2024Visit the page Pascal Siakam -
• Pacers Sign Elfrid Payton
The Pacers have signed free agent point guard Elfrid Payton, the team announced in a press release. While the terms of the deal were not disclosed, Scott Agness of Fieldhouse Files tweets that the deal was designed for Payton to return to the Mad Ants, Indiana’s NBA G League affiliate. That strongly suggests Payton received […]...2023Click for news about Elfrid Payton
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• Draft Notes: Walker, Pacers, Bates, Pistons
Houston’s Jarace Walker is a projected top-10 pick, currently ranked No. 7 on ESPN’s big board. As Scott Agness of Fieldhouse Files writes, Walker’s workout on Wednesday with the Pacers, who control the No. 7 overall pick, was actually his first with an NBA team, but he has upcoming workouts with the Pistons (No. 5) […]...2023Click for news about Jarace Walker
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• Pacers Working Out Probable Lottery Pick Cam Whitmore
The Pacers are bringing in Villanova forward Cam Whitmore for a workout ahead of the 2023 NBA Draft, per Scott Agness of Fieldhouse Files. Hoops Wire has Indiana selecting Whitmore with the No. 7 pick in our latest mock draft. Whitmore is 6-foot-7 and averaged 12.5 points and 5.3 rebounds as a freshman with the […] The post Pacers Working Out Probable Lottery Pick Cam Whitmore appeared first...2023Continue with Cam Whitmore
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• Draft Notes: Pacers, Hawks, Kalkbrenner, Harrison, Bates
Ricky Council IV (Arkansas), Nikola Durisic (Serbia), Tevian Jones (Southern Utah), Darius McGhee (Liberty), Jordan Miller (Miami) and Keisei Tominaga (Nebraska) will work out for the Pacers on Tuesday, Scott Agness of Fieldhouse Files tweets. Council, ranked No. 56 on ESPN’s Best Available list, and Durisic (No. 59) are the highest-rated players visiting Indianapolis. We […]...2023See more articles Fieldhouse Files
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• Pacers Expected to Sign Gabe York to Two-Way Deal
The Pacers are expected to sign shooting guard Gabe York to a two-way contract for the final few weeks of the season, per Scott Agness of FieldHouse Files. York, 29, is 6-foot-3 and has been playing with the Fort Wayne Mad Ants, the Pacers’ G League affiliate. Indiana waived shooting guard Trevelin Queen, creating an […] The post Pacers Expected to Sign Gabe York to Two-Way Deal appear...2023See more articles Fort Wayne
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• Bennedict Mathurin Signs Sneaker, Apparel Deal With AdidasBennedict Mathurin has signed a sneaker and apparel deal with Adidas, reported Scott Agness of Fieldhouse Files. Adidas basketball also announced several other signings across the rookie class, including Jabari Smith Jr. and Keegan Murray. The 20-year-old, who has worn Adidas sneakers since training camp, is averaging 17.8 points and 4.1 rebounds in his rookie season....2022Check it out Bennedict Mathurin -
• Fan favorite Lance Stephenson running it back with Pacers on 10-day contract
Lance Stephenson was born ready to play for the Indiana Pacers, apparently. The two sides are planning to unite for the third time, according to independent Pacers reporter Scott Agness. The Pacers plan to sign Lance Stephenson to a 10-day contract, league sources told @FieldhouseFiles. It will be his third stint with the franchise that […] The post Fan favorite Lance Stephenson running it b...2022Check it out Lance Stephenson
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• NBA Draft prospect Alex Antetokounmpo looking to follow in Giannis Antetokounmpo’s superstar footprints
Did you know there’s another Antetokounmpo coming down the NBA Draft pipeline? That would be Alex Antetokounmpo, the youngest of the five brothers in the family. Alex is currently going through the pre-draft process and has recently worked out for the Indiana Pacers, Houston Rockets and San Antonio Spurs, according to Pacers insider Scott Agness. […] The post NBA Draft prospect Alex An...2021Read about Alex Antetokounmpo
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• Cavaliers don’t regret giving Kevin Love a four-year, $120M extension?
The Cavaliers continue to value Kevin Love highly and don’t regret giving him a four-year, $120MM contract extension, according to Chris Fedor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Love’s attitude and play improved once J.B. Bickerstaff replaced John Beilein as head coach after the All-Star break. The Cavs don’t feel the need to dump salary this offseason, Fedor continues, so in any Love deal they’d want...2020Click for news about Kevin Love
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• Pacers not interested in re-signing Lance Stephenson?
The Pacers aren’t interested in re-signing swingman Lance Stephenson despite Jeremy Lamb‘s season-ending injury, according to Scott Agness of The Athletic. Stephenson is seeking to return to the league and would welcome a reunion, Agness adds. Aaron Holiday, Justin Holiday, Edmond Sumner and Doug McDermott could also see additional playing time to make up for Lamb’s absence. We have more from arou...2020See also Lance Stephenson
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• Glenn Robinson III enjoying stint with Warriors despite team's struggles
The 2019-20 Warriors haven’t been the contender that Glenn Robinson III may have thought he was joining when he signed with the franchise last summer. However, the injuries that have derailed the team’s season have cleared a path to a major role for Robinson, who has started 44 games and averaged 31.8 minutes per game this season — both are easily career highs. The veteran tells Scott Agness of Th...2020Visit the page Glenn Robinson
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• Pacers Bring Back Walt Lemon Jr.The Indiana Pacers have brought back guard Walt Lemon Jr., Scott Agness of The Athletic reports. Lemon Jr. spent last season with the Chicago Bulls but played previously with Indy’s G League affiliate. Signed to a contract with Chicago late last season, Lemon averaged 14.3 points and 5.0 assists per game. He saw an extended […] The post Pacers Bring Back Walt Lemon Jr. appeared first o...2019Click for news about Indiana Pacers -
• Pacers owner willing to spend to get team deep into playoffs
The Pacers haven’t advanced to the second round of the playoffs since the 2013-14 season when Paul George led a defensive-minded team to the Eastern Conference Finals. Owner Herb Simon badly wants that to change and he’s willing to spend to make it happen, Scott Agness of The Athletic writes. “Herb wants to win. We set a budget. It’s a very high budget,” GM Kevin Pritchard. said. The Pacers ranked...2019Click for news about Paul George
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• Pacers stacked with cap room heading into offseason
Heading into the 2019 offseason, the Pacers expect to have about $43-45M in cap room available to spend, president of basketball operations Kevin Pritchard said Wednesday at his end-of-season press conference, per Scott Agness of The Athletic (Twitter link). “I think that brings a lot of excitement and I think that allows for us to be super aggressive,” Pritchard said of the team’s financial situa...2019Read about Kevin Pritchard
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• Thon Maker's presence off the bench a boon for the Pistons
Thon Maker has given the Pistons an energetic boost since he was acquired from the Bucks in a three-team swap at the trade deadline, Keith Langlois of Pistons.com writes. The 7-footer fell out of Milwaukee’s rotation but has proved to be a solid backup for Andre Drummond and Blake Griffin. The Pistons outscored Phoenix by 20 points when Maker was on the court Thursday, as he scored 10 points, grab...2019See more Thon Maker
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• Pacers to exercise options on Sabonis, Leaf
The Pacers will exercise their options on the rookie contracts of Domantas Sabonis and T.J. Leaf, tweets Scott Agness of The Athletic. Team president Kevin Pritchard confirmed the moves, which are contingent on both players passing physicals.Sabonis, who will make $3,529,555 next season, was a pleasant surprise in his first year with Indiana after being acquired in a trade with the Thunder. He ave...2018Visit the page Domantas Sabonis
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• J.J. Redick almost signed with the Pacers
Sixers guard J.J. Redick nearly signed with the Pacers in free agency, he revealed during a podcast with ESPN’s Zach Lowe. Redick’s comment was tweeted by Scott Agness of The Athletic. Redick stayed with Philadelphia after the Sixers improved their one-year offer to $12.25M but that was still less than the Pacers were willing to pay. “I wouldn’t have started but I felt like I fit what they needed,...2018See also Zach Lowe
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• Lance Stephenson believes he can flourish playing alongside LeBron James
The Los Angeles Lakers made a plethora of moves this offseason to restructure the roster after the big splash acquisition of All-Star forward LeBron James.Among those was veteran forward Lance Stephenson on a one-year deal worth $4.5 million deal to join James in Los Angeles. According to Scott Agness of The Athletic, Stephenson has voiced that he believes he can excel alongside the four-time leag...2018Check it out Lance Stephenson
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• Lance Stephenson hoping to land long-term contract next summer
Headed to his seventh team in five years, new Laker Lance Stephenson is hoping he can land a long-term contract next summer, relays Scott Agness of Vigilant Sports. Stephenson expected a longer stay in Indiana after appearing in all 82 games last season. However, after teammate Thaddeus Young opted in to a $13.7MM deal and Doug McDermott was added in free agency, the Pacers elected to decline thei...2018Read about Lance Stephenson
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• Lance Stephenson was surprised, upset about Pacers declining his option
Though he has now joined LeBron James and the Merry Pranksters in LA, Lance Stephenson is admitting that his Indiana Pacers exit was less than ideal.In an interview with Scott Agness of Vigilant Sports that ran on Thursday, the Lakers swingman opened up about Indiana’s decision this summer to decline his team option for the 2018-19 NBA season.“Ah, man. I never … I was even surprised when they decl...2018See more articles Lance Stephenson
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• Central notes: Bulls scuttling rebuild plans, Cavs trade rumors
When the Bulls completed the Jimmy Butler blockbuster last June and embarked on a full-scale rebuild, team management expected to end up with a top-five pick in the 2018 draft. However, the rebuild appears to be advancing faster than anticipated, reducing Chicago’s chances of securing a premium pick — the team is currently tied for seventh in our Reverse Standings. K.C. Johnson of The Chicago Trib...2018Visit the page Jimmy Butler
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• Pacers 2016-17 Schedule: Top Games, Championship Odds and Record Predictions
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• NBA Free Agency 2016: Rumors and Predictions for Dwyane Wade, Lance Stephenson
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• Grizzlies Refuse to Sink out West with Mike Conley, Chandler Parsons Signings
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