We wrap up our 3-part report card series by heading into the paint. Brad and Ryan evaluate the Pacers’ centers from top to bottom, including Ivica Zubac, Jay Huff, Micah Potter, and a little extra spice at the end (be sure to stick around). From rim protection to offensive playmaking, we hand out final grades and discuss who made the most of their opportunities this season. Which bigs earned a role moving forward, and where does Indiana still need more? Full breakdowns and final verdicts to close out the series.

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Part 2 of our Pacers report card series shifts to the forwards and wings, where versatility and impact were on full display all season. Brad and Ryan grade performances from Pascal Siakam, Obi Toppin, Aaron Nesmith, and the rest of the forward group—including the two-way players who stepped into bigger roles down the stretch. Who delivered on expectations? Who took a leap? And how does this group shape the Pacers’ future? We break it all down with honest grades and big-picture context.

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It’s Part 1 of our Pacers season-ending report card series, and we’re starting in the backcourt. Brad and Ryan break down the 2025–2026 season for Indiana’s guards, handing out grades for every contributor—from key pieces like Andrew Nembhard and T.J. McConnell to the deeper rotation and two-way guys who saw time throughout the year. Who exceeded expectations? Who left more to be desired? And which guards proved they’re part of the long-term core? Full evaluations, honest grades, and plenty of debate to kick off the series.

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It’s a Sunday State of the Pacers and we’re officially two weeks out from the Draft Lottery. Brad and Ryan dive into every scenario—what’s the dream outcome, and who are the Pacers taking if they land anywhere from 1 to 4? We also zoom out to the playoff picture across both conferences, react to another brutal Achilles injury to a No. 0, and talk through just how wide open the East looks right now… and how different things might feel if Indy had stayed healthy. A little bit of everything in this one.

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In this episode, we play a game of “This or That” and break down some of the toughest roster calls the Pacers could be facing this offseason. From end-of-bench depth to intriguing young pieces, we go head-to-head on a handful of names fighting to stick. Would you rather roll with Jalen Slawson or Kobe Brown? Is it Jay Huff or Micah Potter? Who has the edge between Kam Jones and Quenton Jackson? And maybe the toughest one… Ben Sheppard or Johnny Furphy? Ryan and Brad debate each matchup, make their picks, and talk through what the Pacers should prioritize as they shape the roster moving forward. We also zoom out and hit on some of the biggest storylines from around the NBA playoffs, with plenty of reactions and overreactions along the way.

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We wrap up the final week of the Pacers season as Indiana secures the second-best lottery odds and, just as importantly, gets to the finish line without any new major injuries. We highlight standout performances from Micah Potter and Obi Toppin, and take a closer look at the end-of-the-bench group that saw extended run to close the year—who showed something and who might factor into the future? We close things out with a quick look at the Play-In matchups as the postseason officially tips off this week. Pacers fans, you made it to the end of the season and we appreciate you tuning in all year!

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The Pacers put together one of their most complete performances of the season in a win over Chicago, powered by elite ball movement and a true team effort. Indiana racked up 49 assists—the second-most in franchise history—including an incredible 30 in the first half, while extending their record to 9 straight games with 30+ assists. Simply put, the ball was flying. Pascal Siakam set the tone early, while Ben Sheppard caught fire in a stunning stretch that helped break the game open. The bench and two-way players stole the spotlight as well, with Ethan Thompson dropping a career-high 24 points and Jalen Slawson filling up the stat sheet in a do-it-all performance. It was a big win—and the Pacers have now taken 3 of their last 5—but it also raises a bigger question…Are they winning themselves out of better lottery odds? With Indiana now just 1.5 games out of 4th in the tank standings, we break down what this stretch means, whether the momentum is sustainable, and the ongoing tension between development, winning, and draft positioning.

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After a week that finally gave fans something to feel good about, the Pacers are starting to show real signs of life. Indiana picked up two wins behind a surging offense that looks more like what we expected coming into the season. Andrew Nembhard, Pascal Siakam, and T. J. McConnell all stepped up in a big way, each playing some of their best basketball of the year and helping drive a much-needed offensive rhythm. We also got the return of Bennedict Mathurin and Isaiah Jackson to Gainbridge Fieldhouse, adding another layer of energy to an already encouraging stretch. In this episode, we break down what’s fueling the offensive turnaround, highlight the standout performances, and discuss whether this is something the Pacers can actually build on moving forward. Finally… some winning basketball in Indiana—and plenty to unpack.

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