Myles Turner and the Indiana Pacers have a chance to be one of the best teams in the East in the upcoming season. But, can they take the next step?
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After a surprising 2017-18 season Kevin Pritchard reeled in what could be a big fish free agent in Tyreke Evans and should help Indy to the top of the East.
The Indiana Pacers look to build on their surprising 2017-18 season and take another step towards being a top team in the East.
The NBA draft is just over three weeks away, and the Pacers have two picks to sort out. Let's look at a guy they could select: Melvin Frazier.
With a successful first season with Oladipo at the forefront, the Pacers may look to find him even more help in the off-season in the form of Kemba Walker.
Lance Stephenson returned for his first full season back in the blue and gold to help take the Pacers to 48 wins and a near playoff upset of Lebron James.
In his first full year back with the blue and gold, Lance Stephenson has played a key role for this young Pacers squad. Can he help slow down Lebron?
As the NBA season winds down, the Indiana Pacers are right in the middle of the playoff race thanks in large part to the incredible season Oladipo has had.
No one thought they Indiana Pacers would run into this dilemma, but they're figuring out how to use Domantas Sabonis and Myles Turner together.
With Kevin Pritchard trading for Edmond Sumner back in June on draft night, the Pacers are hoping to dig into some of his immense potential.
Through the first 32 games of the 2017-18 season, the Indiana Pacers have exceeded almost all expectations and have been extremely fun to watch.
Joseph has made stops in both San Antonio and Toronto before coming to Indy. One of the most underrated guards in the league, CoJo just keeps winning.
Domantas Sabonis is a second year player from Gonzaga University. Traded to the Pacers in the off-season could prove to be a blessing for the young big man.
Lance Stephenson enters a pivotal season in his seven-year career. The Pacers could prove to be a little more underrated than many think.
With the team moving on from Paul George, the Pacers are in need of their next superstar. Myles Turner looks like he can be that person.
After one of the toughest summers in franchise history, it's safe to say Pritchard and the Pacers got good value out of an impossible situation.
One of the highest scorers in this past college season, Luke Kennard could prove to be a valuable asset not only this year but for years to come.
Jordan Bell has been one of the most if not the most impressive player in the last few months. The only left to see is just how far he pushed himself.
With the 18th or 47th pick in a loaded 2017 draft class, the Pacers could look to add a Dwayne Bacon, who could have immediate impact.
Glenn Robinson III was a very pleasant surprise off the bench for the Indiana Pacers this past year and he will look to continue his growth next year.