The Sacramento Kings helped turn the Indiana Pacers into a perennial contender in the Eastern Conference, all stemming from the

Rick Carlisle has been around the NBA long enough to see what’s over the horizon. When the now 65-year-old began his second head-coaching stint with the Indiana Pacers in June 2021, he could tell the league was undergoing a paradigm shift.

Tyrese Haliburton's heroics in the NBA playoffs has renewed a debate among researchers about whether "clutch'' play really exists.

Tyrese Haliburton created an NBA Finals moment for all times to come with stupendous clutch play in Game 1. He took the ball on a rebound from Obi Toppin with 9 seconds remaining and their season on the line.

Haliburton has averaged 13.9 field goal attempts, 7.6 three-point attempts, and 3.1 free throw attempts this year, but in three games vs. OKC, he’s attempted just 10.3 FGs, six triples, and 0.7 FTs.

Unless perhaps plenty of people, Lakers head coach JJ Redick knew Tyrese Haliburton was special a few years ago.

Raise your hand if you saw this sort of star turn coming when Haliburton was traded to Indiana in 2022. Sacramento certainly didn’t.

ESPN host Scott Van Pelt earned the respect from Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton after issuing an apology to the guard after Game 1 of the NBA Finals.