r/pacers • u/nogalmickle1998 • 14d ago
Highlights We’ve never been so back
Picking up right where he left off.
r/pacers • u/nogalmickle1998 • 14d ago
Picking up right where he left off.
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r/pacers • u/Kitchen-Audience6816 • Oct 24 '25
I’m getting ptsd from this shit 😂
r/pacers • u/ShamusTalksSports • Jun 01 '26
On this day in sports history June 1, 1994
Reggie Miller took over in the 4th quarter of Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals, scoring 25 points and setting a then-NBA playoff record with 5 three-pointers in the quarter.
The performance became legendary after Miller exchanged words with Spike Lee throughout the game before famously hitting the choke taunt toward him as the Pacers stunned the Knicks at Madison Square Garden
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r/pacers • u/Transky13 • 11d ago
Hali said it best. He been a bitch
r/pacers • u/Peetie-Peete • Nov 26 '25
So does this mean that TJ is untouchable?? 👀
r/pacers • u/chuck4024 • Jun 07 '26
flashback to one of the great but often forgotten moments of the magical run, when John the man stared down this clown and humiliated him on the court. Pacer pride for life, I love this team and our fans
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r/pacers • u/TalkingPacers • Sep 08 '26
Put some thoughts together here on why I can't give up on him. Go Pacers
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r/pacers • u/bringbackpologrounds • May 06 '26
We were down 7 with 48 seconds to go, and Siakam was at the free throw line. He missed both, and CLE had a 97.1% win probability...
...for about 1 second, because Nesmith flew in from the perimeter like Superman and slammed in the putback. He compounded this by drawing an offensive foul on Mitchell off the inbound.
Siakam scored a layup, Strus threw away an inbound to Nembhard, and Jerome fouled a driving Haliburton. Down 3, Tyrese made the first and missed the second. He somehow snagged his own rebound, hurried back to the 3 point line, put the moves on Jerome, buried the game-winning 3, and celebrated accordingly.
This comeback might be the least talked about of the 4, but the series of events may have been the wackiest. Three missed FT? Two FT OREBS? Two inbound gaffes from CLE?
Mitchell's FT with 57.1 seconds was not only the Cavaliers' final shot attempt of the game, it was the last time they touched the ball inbounds past halfcourt. IND pulled off a 7 point comeback in the final minute without CLE dribbling the ball at all. Think about that.
Did I mention we were down 20 at the beginning of Q2 (35-15) and the middle of Q3 (81-61)?
r/pacers • u/J_skills_ • Aug 24 '26
This is for the lefty family, im lefty too so i enjoy seeing mirrored videos like this
r/pacers • u/ToxicChaos • 1d ago
I died when I saw this live
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r/pacers • u/Transky13 • Feb 07 '26
Like what is Ryan Rollins doing? Why try and trip someone over basketball plays. Weirdo franchise
r/pacers • u/IndyThang • Aug 26 '25