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An Indianapolis man has been sentenced after flashing a machine gun in a crowded downtown area amid the 2025 NBA Finals. A'Jon Hall, 20, was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release, after pleading guilty to illegal possession of a machine gun, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
Anthony Chiang: Heat ruling out Vlad Goldin, Jahmir Young and Terry Rozier for tomorrow’s game vs. Pacers in Indy. Rest of Heat roster expected to be available tomorrow
Michael C. Wright: Victor Wembanyama's MRI today came back clean, no ligament damage. He didn't make the trip to Indianapolis so he can get more care here in San Antonio. He'll likely be listed questionable for Saturday against Portland, per source.
Rather than suit up against the Mavericks, he flew back to Indianapolis where his family met him to help him work through it. "As soon as it happened, my mom came down, my family came down," James Wiseman said. "I was able to grieve for a little bit. Get that out. You can't suppress that type of stuff. But as soon as I landed I got in the weight room and used all my anger and kind of worked out. Just trying to get all that out. I just kept working ever since then. I haven't stopped."
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On Tuesday (Dec. 2), Lloyd Pierce will host his third annual coat drive from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. ET at Goodwill Horizon House, located just east of downtown Indy at 1033 E Washington St. Guards Bennedict Mathurin and Taelon Peter are scheduled to join him. They’re asking the community to donate new or gently used coats, which will then be distributed to those in need.
Scott Agness: WTHR-13 in Indianapolis will simulcast seven Pacers games, beginning Jan. 16 v Pelicans. The network is available free, over-the-air. It’s the second straight year for this partnership.
Through the opening stretch of the season, Turner is building chemistry with two-time MVP Antetokounmpo and a new squad, while also building a relationship with a new community after spending 10 years in Indianapolis. “It’s been a pleasure to play with Giannis. He’s doing some incredible things out there, he is having an incredible season and it’s being part of winning,” Turner told RG.org. “I think that’s the most important thing for me. I think the culture’s great here with this team. We have a lot of great stuff going on, and the city man, the fans have been really dope too. They go hard for their sports teams and the love is definitely reciprocated with the energy in the arena.”
Josh Lewenberg: Murray-Boyles (illness) and Agbaji (lumbar strain) are questionable for tomorrow’s game in Indy. Mogbo is still with the 905.
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Golden State Warriors wing Jimmy Butler left Tuesday night's 118-107 win over the Phoenix Suns with lower back soreness, an issue that emerged in the aftermath of the team's Saturday night loss in Indianapolis. Warriors coach Steve Kerr deemed Butler questionable for Wednesday night's game in Sacramento, but sources told ESPN that Butler is expected to miss the contest. Stephen Curry will also be sidelined against the Kings, and Draymond Green is considered iffy. Curry scored 28 points in 34 minutes in the win over the Suns, but coughed and sniffled through a postgame news conference, revealing that he has a seasonal cold that is worsening. "Tonight in the second half, the tank was on [empty]," Curry said.
James Boyd: #Bucks’ Giannis Antetokounmpo on Myles Turner being booed in Indy: “It is bigger than sport. … He’s gonna go back home and he’s gonna be like, ‘OK, 10 years just went down the drain.’ And that’s not fair for anybody that gave 10 years to the game and 10 years to the #Pacers.”
