4 Pacers records that will never be broken
By Scott Conrad
3. Career free throws (makes and attempts) for the Pacers (Reggie Miller--6,237-for-7,026 free throws)
No one else could even buy enough makes from the charity stripe to catch up to Reggie Miller. The all-time leading scorer for the Pacers has also crushed the league during his playing days as he retired with 6,237 free throws.
The next closest is almost 4,000 makes away. Miller's average of 4.5 free throws a game is the second highest among the Pacers' top 10 on this list. Only Detlef Schrempf had a higher average at 5.3 per contest.
Even he finished his career with the Pacers having over 4,350 free throws than Miller's amount. O'Neal sits at third and had a game average of 4.4 which was close to Miller's.
The only active player still with the Pacers to be on the top ten list for most free throws is Turner. It is unlikely the Pacers' starting center catches up as he is 4,818 behind Miller at this point.
To make as many free throws as Reggie, you also have to take a bunch. That he did with over 7,000 attempts from the charity stripe. Miller more than doubled O'Neal, the second person on this list.