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After spending a combined 25 years in two stints with the Indiana Pacers, former senior vice president of player personnel Ryan Carr departed to accept a new position as executive director of basketball for Indiana University. To help fill Carr’s void, Indiana plans to promote Mike Born, who was most recently the team’s director of college scouting, league sources told HoopsHype.
Fred VanVllet: “It was between Toronto and Indiana that summer. Indiana wanted me to play Orlando Summer League and Vegas Summer League, but I ain’t feel like doing that. So, Toronto said, ‘They got $50,000. You come to Summer League. If you get the 50, if you don’t make the team — if you make the team, we’ll get you a two-year deal.’ I’m like, ‘All right, bet. Boom. Let’s get it.’ And that was it. And I was in Toronto like the next day. Kyle Lowry and — Kyle was there. Cory Joseph and Delon Wright. That was the three. And so when I go to Summer League, Delon Wright tear his shoulder at Summer League. So boom, now I move up. Now I’m the third point guard. And s***, I just worked from there. I was in. That’s all I needed.”
The NBA is sending Denver and Indiana to Mexico City for a regular-season game Nov. 7, the league said Thursday. The game will be the 35th in Mexico, all since 1992, and the 16th regular-season contest there. Other than the U.S. and Canada, no nation has played host to more NBA games than Mexico. "Hosting the 35th game in the country reflects the depth of the NBA's relationship with Mexico and the role this event plays in bringing the global game closer to fans locally, throughout Latin America, and around the world," said Raul Zarraga, senior vice president of NBA Latin America.
The Majors Detroit: FINAL: Pistons 137, Bucks 111 Cade Cunningham returned and immediately made an impact: 13 PTS 10 AST 5 REB Detroit improves to 58-22 and needs wins over Charlotte and Indiana to reach 60 victories for the first time in nearly two decades.
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The Warriors made what has been described as a determined trade run at the Clippers' Kawhi Leonard in the final hour before the Feb. 5 trade buzzer sounded under the belief that Leonard might be unexpectedly unavailable after LA agreed to ship Ivica Zubac to Indiana. The Clippers ultimately balked then, but it is reasonable to presume that Golden State will investigate that possibility once again.
Ira Winderman: Norman Powell now questionable for Heat for Sunday in Indiana due to back spasms. Rest of standard roster good to go.
Scott Agness: Kawhi Leonard delivers the game-winning bucket for the Clippers with 1sec on the clock — a dribble pull-up over two defenders. He scored 11 of his 28pts in the 4Q, primarily off isolations. Aaron Nesmith scored 26, Obi Toppin added 20/8, and Andrew Nembhard added 13/10a. Next: Sun. v MIA
KAWHI ANTHONY LEONARD!!!!! https://t.co/5C0CL0ShnQ pic.twitter.com/pUycQITfHX
— LA Clippers (@LAClippers) March 28, 2026
Bennedict Mathurin: Bennedict Mathurin, on playing in Indiana on Friday for first time since trade: “Indiana breathes basketball. Everybody knows that and I don’t really know what to expect. ... At the end of the day, Indiana drafted me. It’s still my second home to this day.”
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Dave McMenamin: Deandre Ayton (back soreness) is out tonight in Indiana, per the Lakers.
Keldon Johnson and Dylan Harper each scored 24 points and the San Antonio Spurs never trailed in a 134-119 victory over the Indiana Pacers on Saturday night. San Antonio All-Star Victor Wembanyama had 20 points, eight rebounds, six assists and five blocks. Harper was 9 for 13 from the field in his first NBA start.
Myles Turner: “So, and again, like, you know, there was like comments that that I said afterwards that people kind of took and spun for their own narrative, whatnot. You know, I'm saying like I'm in a spot that is going to appreciate me now. And about then I was talking about the front office, but they in the city of Indiana took it on them like, ‘Oh, we appreciate you for years. The [__] are you talking about?’ “And then I got on a podcast just like this and started talking about, you know, Tyrese and like our relationship or whatnot. Talked about him for like what, like, I don't know, maybe like five minutes of everything that we had been through. Then it took like a 5-second clip, but I said something about like, uh, oh, fake tough guy, this, this, and that. Clip farm that and try to make me into like into the enemy and whatnot. Like that's just how it goes, bro. But I mean again I understood game afterwards and you know it was real no no real bad blood but kind of just is what it is cuz it is a rivalry and now I'm forever just going to kind of be that guy. The hardest part was getting booed though. I will say that going back to the arena and then you know you put 10 years of your life and your blood sweat into like you know an organization. I got booed throughout the entire tribute video bro. And again like the what people say is that I deserved it because of like what I said and this and that.”
